C# CrawlerSagiv Hadaya is crawling in C#...just for funRegistry RW article changes...- October 15, 2002 Registry in C article was slightly changed, general descriptions where improved and a correction about the Flush() method has been added. Note that there might be a change in Flush() method from .NET FW version 1, and SP2, seems like SP2 deals better with the MSDN saying that Flush is rarely neede...but that is just a general thinkinghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/stories/ New link- October 13, 2002 The guys who provided us with the free IDE for VB.Net and C, also has several interesting .Net free libraries (with full source code). Among the Libraries released is Zip Library, add that to your application and make it able to readsave Zip files.http://www.icsharpcode.net Registry RW in C- October 13, 2002 An article about Reading and writing to system registry has been added to articles section. The article is making use of the easy Class wrapping: Microsoft.Win32.Registry;http://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/stories/2002/10/14/registryRwInC.html Got Dot Net- October 13, 2002 I am Proud to announce that the amazing site: http:www.gotdotnet.comteamcsharp has decided to have me as a C Friendly member. thankshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/2002/10/14.html#a72 .NET SP2 thingy- October 13, 2002 I saw this Q once more: My C project (console) takes over 30 sec. to run, since i double click it... Well, if you haven't installed .NET Framework SP2 then this might be the reason, but there is a known sollution that does the trick as well: create a user named ASPNET as a local user account, you can even dissable the user, and supply no password. But still, i dont know of any good reason (except internet connection problems) NOT to install the SP2!http://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/2002/10/14.html#a71 C to VB.Net translator..- October 13, 2002 Yes, there is such a thing, from C to VB.Net translation. tool 1: http:www.aspalliance.comaldotnetexamplestranslate.aspx tool 2: http:www.kamalpatel.netConvertCSharp2VB.aspx they are both not perfect, and each does have several unsupported features, so try them both, and decide which is perfect for you...let me knoe will yahttp://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/2002/10/14.html#a70 Article Retrieved - Properting and Indexing- October 10, 2002 The article 'Properting and Indexing' has been succesfully retrieved from backup, and been placed at the articles section (its now at the links on the right)http://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/stories/2002/10/11/propertingAndIndexing.html One Process Please!- October 10, 2002 There are cases when we want our application to be activated only once, if a second instance is opened we want to terminate it, but before that we might want to show the first instance. A great example is hown here at codeproject, it also good to note that this example is very good at showing how to easily interface with Win32 api's.http://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/2002/10/11.html#a68 Site update- October 10, 2002 Site has been slightly updated, to provide extra space for text. The Articles section now includes all articles that have been posted for the last two months, for extra space and greater archiving. The Weblog itself will start from now to include only updated on articles added, andor short C explanations...meaning that all LOOOONG code examples, or explanations will auto-become articles. i'd love getting feedback.http://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/2002/10/11.html#a67 Install Shield killer- October 9, 2002 You cant catch me update on bugs daily, but a bug that actually have been discussed in Microsoft formal newsgroup caught my attention for repeating itself over and over... it seems that installing Install Shield 7 on top of Visual Studio .Net kills the windows installer...well not really but looks like it. what install shield is doing is removing certain registry keys that are important for windows installer. so if you got a weird error while compiling a setup project in visual studio .NET: 'An.http://radio.weblogs.com/0111551/2002/10/10.html#a66 |