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I needed a script-editor control for one of my projects - with syntax highlightning and intellisense for more comfort.I did a search on CodeProject and Google, but haven't found any - just separate solutions for one of the two functions... The one I found with both syntax highlightning and intellisense just wasn't flexible enough for me, because it could be used only for C#, and only could handle classes (intellisense popped up after pressing the . key). As I wanted to use this mostly for LUA, t...
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The next version of COM+, COM+ 1.5, offers many improvements over COM+ 1.0. A comprehensive user interface that displays more data for each application as well as complete support for legacy components make the management of existing applications easier and more efficient. Enhanced queueing support provides more flexibility for managing queued calls, and pooling and recycling means better application lifetime management. Application partitioning in COM+ 1.5 surpasses that offered in COM+ 1.0, an...
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I want to get the text from the edit box of another application. I tried GetWindowText, but it always returns NULL. Is it possible to get the text from a window in another application? If so, how do I go about it? Oh, I love softball questions; they make me look so smart. To get the text of a window in another process, all you have to do is send WM_GETTEXT directly....
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Author: Vivek Jhaveri
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Microsoft Management Console (MMC) 2.0 provides a host of exciting new features for MMC users and snap-in developers. The new MMC 2.0 automation object model allows much of the user interface of MMC 2.0 to be accessed through script, and exposes events so that many tasks can now easily be automated. The new view extension model uses HTML to enable extensions to seamlessly integrate new user interfaces with those of existing snap-ins. MMC 2.0 also includes a specific view extension snap-in, the E...
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Building on his article published in the June issue, which demonstrated several ways to get process and DLL-related information from APIs such as PSAPI, NTDLL, and TOOLHELP32, the author presents some unusual ways to get system-oriented info that you can easily integrate in your own toolkit. There are three tools included as samples: LoadLibrarySpy, which monitors an application and detects which DLLs are really loaded; WindowDump, which retrieves the content and a detailed description of any wi...
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Can you explain the purpose of the typename keyword in C++? When should I use it instead of class T? Is there some difference between the two? The short answer is that typename and class are synonymous at the start of a template definition, but sometimes you need the typename to tell the compiler that a symbol in a template represents a type name....
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Author: Andre Michaud
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As mobile computers become increasingly prevalent, battery life has become more important. Hardware manufacturers are aware of this and design mobile devices with battery consumption in mind. But can the same be said for your software? If not, maybe you should begin to think about coding software that is power-aware. Both Windows® XP and Windows Vista™ provide system information to enable your applications to do just that. In this article, I provide a starting point from which developers can und...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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Last month Johnny Papa and I each covered tools and tech-niques related to the presentation and manipulation of hierarchically shaped data. It was not a coincidence that we both discussed it from within the context of Windows® Forms applications. The Windows Forms DataGrid control, in particular, has several pretty cool features that make it suitable as the main component of the data entry module of your applications. In his column, Johnny demonstrated how a well-built middle tier between the Da...
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Author: Johnny Papa
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XML has taken the development community by storm. But until the introduction of ADO.NET, the basic tenets of XML have not been fully implemented by a data access toolset. Because ADO.NET has XML at its core, it can handle full-feature XML data structures as well as relational data structures. This wasn't always the case. ADO 2.x required the use of either the hierarchical recordset structure (which was very slow and not sufficiently intuitive) or the standard Recordset object with a matrix of co...
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Web server controls can be customized by setting properties or by using CSS styles. Some allow you to customize their look through ASP.NET templates. An ASP.NET template is a mix of HTML elements and ASP.NET controls that make up the layout for a particular area of the control. Templates are not the same as styles. Styles primarily refer to CSS stylesheets and affect graphical properties such as colors, font, border style, cell spacing, and so forth. With styles, the control's layout remains unc...
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Author: George Shepherd
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In my last column (September 2001) I looked at ASP standard server-side controls and showed how they simplify Web-based server-side UI by helping you manage the HTML that ends up on the client machine using programmatic abstractions (the server-side control classes for HTMLControls and WebControls). This month I want to look at two of the more specialized controls that come with the ASP.NET Framework: the DataList and the DataGrid. Both of these controls are full-featured data-managing tools....
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The list of ASP.NET rich data-bound controls is a long one, but it's not all-encompassing. You won't find any Microsoft® .NET counterpart for the Data controlâ€"a scrollable and updateable binding context that data-bound controls could rely on to refresh their user interface. The original Data control allowed for simple movementsâ€"first, next, previous, and last. It worked on top of a Recordset object and exposed the UpdateRecord method to save changes according to the capabilities o...
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