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Comments by Vladimir Svyatski (Top 14 by date)
Vladimir Svyatski
27-Feb-15 10:04am
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Have you noticed that I surrounded slashes in the format string with quotes? That's the important difference from your code. It works perfectly fine on my machine with Windows 8.1 and my default locale is
not
en-US. Another option is to use
this overload
. Use
CultureInfo("en-US")
as
IFormatProvider
.
Vladimir Svyatski
19-Feb-15 5:33am
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First of all, you haven't specified the technologies you use to send messages. No one will help you until you specify those.
Vladimir Svyatski
18-Feb-15 10:15am
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This may be a stupid question, but do you have the
#pragma once
directive in the beginning of your header file?
Vladimir Svyatski
18-Feb-15 5:07am
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It's a limitation of current implementation of MIDL. See the updated solution.
Vladimir Svyatski
16-Feb-15 16:06pm
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Try it and see if it does the job.
Vladimir Svyatski
16-Feb-15 14:40pm
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That's not possible I think. But as I can see you're trying to detect your browser, from the code behind you should use
this
. Especially you're interested in the
Browser
property.
Vladimir Svyatski
16-Feb-15 14:01pm
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Are you sure your image is of proper size? It must be 32x32 (I believe all the cursors in Windows have that size). Also, you could try to create some CUR files from your PNGs and load them.
Vladimir Svyatski
16-Feb-15 7:48am
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Well, this one is not exactly drawing 32 bit bmp. It emulates transpanency making pixels with certain color transparent. How do you display properly a pixel with alpha = 128 using this function? Didn't AlphaBlend work? And by the way, why don't you just leverage GDI+ drawing functions like DrawImage here? You're in .NET. I find original GDI useful in .NET only if you're to draw text on controls, because the text drawn with GDI+ differs in size.
Vladimir Svyatski
14-Feb-15 8:38am
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OK, I see what you mean. Try the updated solution.
Vladimir Svyatski
5-Jan-15 16:07pm
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Reason for my vote of 1 \n And no screenshot as well.
Vladimir Svyatski
27-Jan-14 10:04am
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Man, you should ask your question more specifically. It's not related to C#, but rather to GUI. And that can be WinForms, WebForms, WPF, Silverlight, you name it.
Vladimir Svyatski
24-Jan-14 9:58am
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You wanted English - have it:)
Vladimir Svyatski
24-Jan-14 5:55am
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It heavily depends on a month. Each month has different number of days, you know.
Vladimir Svyatski
21-Jan-14 4:04am
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I'm just suggesting a possible solution.
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