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I get a variable that is a int and a pointer (address) to a string (Byte*) in c++ I've been struggling like for 3 days in order to turn this into a Byte array. I have no clue how long would be that string so I know I'll have to …

This is causing headache, the event [B]OnGetStatusEvent[/B] is never fired... I know it has to do with the fact it's encapsulated [B]inside class[/B]. The Event is a method of a com object, I did not implement it myself... The following code always work[I] if inside a windows or console application[/I]. …

I created a list of instances of a class, I don't know how to delete for exemple item at index 1 oPerson[1] ... Here is my code ViewerList[] oPerson = new ViewerList[2]; oPerson[0] = new ViewerList(); oPerson[0].DVRBrandID = "0"; oPerson[0].DVRModelID = "0"; oPerson[0].DVRViewerPath = ""; oPerson[1] = new ViewerList(); oPerson[1].DVRBrandID …

[quote=f1 fan;188740]So you arent developing one. You want someone to do it all for you? Notwithstanding that. Have you any idea on the complexity of the task? Before i go into too much depth - what is your level of programming capability? For a start do you know how images …

I've been working with c# since only a year, but I figured this for a c# windows service I've made that calls a vb6 class object with no less then 52 arguments.... hope it will help someone. [CODE] using System; using System.Reflection; private Type ProgType = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("myvb6dll.dvrObj"); // Assign Type …

In C# I need to know if it's possible to use a variable (string) as object name. For example [CODE]string myInstanceName = "myObject"; [myInstanceName].callMethod(bla, bla, bla); [myInstanceName].property = "bla bla 2";[/CODE] or[B] in a loop [/B]do that ... .... [CODE][myInstanceName+i.ToString()].callMethod(bla, bla, bla);[/CODE]..... Thanks.