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I'm creating a program for new hires where I type in their name and some other info and it spits out a welcome/new employee info document.
I seem to remember there was something along the lines of there being a document object that I could use (similar i guess to StringBuilder).
Is there such a thing already included in the .NET Framework 2 or 3?
Assuming you're just using a text file, you can just use the StringWriter class in the System.IO Namespace.
(One of the constructors of a StringWriter object is StringBuilder)
No there is not!
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Does anyone know of an automated way to remove unused using statements from C# files, but keep certain ones that the developer specifies?
CodeMaid has a feature for this purpose. It's a free Visual Studio extension. Once it's installed, you can specify the using statements that you will always want to keep.
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Where I can download C# examples for usage itextsharp? Link http://sourceforge.net/p/itextsharp/code/HEAD/tree/tutorial/signatures/ is broken (the most interesting for me is signatures).
All links from http://support.itextpdf.com/node/178 does not work.
There are a lot of resources available out there. Just use google. However I am referring a couple of tutorials that will serve as good example
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/f2e803/basic-pdf-creation-using-itextsharp-part-i/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/686994/Create-Read-Advance-PDF-Report-using-iTextSharp-in
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/686994/Create-Read-Advance-PDF-Report-using-iTextSharp-in
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/277065/Creating-PDF-documents-with-iTextSharp
All the tutorials of iTextSharp like use : kuujinbo.info/iTextInAction2Ed/
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I started to look for a method to change the metadata of each file in my music library. There are a lot of different filetypes like .mp4, .wma, .mp3, etc. The only thing I found was the UltraID3Lib, which is only for .mp3 files.
Is there an option to change the metadata of every different filetype
Does anybody have any idea or experience in this kind of development?
Since you found TagLib, try out TagLib# AKA (taglib-sharp). There is even a nuget package for it.
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Is there a .NET library for creating node graphs, one that lets you drag inputs on one node to outputs on another?
This is more or less exactly what you are looking for:
https://github.com/LogicalError/Graph
have a look at QuickGraph and Graph#. HTH.
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I saw this post does anyone knows about some C# framework doing similar like dom4j do?
I need to build up XMLs using XPATHs.
You are probably looking for XPath natively part of C# : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.xml.xpath?view=net-6.0