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Is there a control that works like cmd.exe or like PuTTY? With the possibility to have prompts? With the looks of PuTTY? I have looked around and i have found some, but some don't do all i want. And i have no idea on how to create a prompt in a RichTextBox or TextBox. With prompts i mean that...

CItemBox doesnt contain any methods, only some public variables of string and int types. Is there anyway to cast this way?

I have the class CItem, with a derived class called CItemBox. I can easily cast an CItem to CItemBox with this: ((CItemBox)InstanceOfCItem).MethodOfCItemBox(); but how can i cast when i have a Type class instance of CItemBox? This doesnt work...

CopyTo copies the array, but instead of starting at the index of the array at which i want to copy, it places the whole array in the other array starting at specified indexing, no splitting or slicing happens. Or am i using it wrong?

Lets say i have this array of strings: "foo", "bar", "foo2", "bar2" How can i 'split' the array, that i have only the items after "bar"? So i would get this: "foo2", "bar2" How is this done? Has C# any form of array slicing (Like in Python)?

public void WriteToFile(CHardwareList HardwareList, FileMode FMode) { Stream stream = File.Open(FileName, FMode); XmlSerializer bformatter = new XmlSerializer(typeof(CHardwareList)); bformatter.Serialize(stream, HardwareList); stream.Close(); } This is...

What i mean when i serialize a instance of the class CHardwareList (With some data, etc), There is nothing in the XML file but those lines.

I have these classes: public class CHardware { [XmlElement("HardwareID")] public int HardwareID; [XmlElement("HardwareName")] public string HardwareName; [XmlElement("HardwareType")] public string HardwareType...

The name of the constructor was wrong, but it works perfect! Thank you!

How do i pass a variable to (not yet) running thread? And how do i access the variable inside the thread?

Thanks! It worked. Here is the code that i used: static void Main(string[] args) { Assembly T = Assembly.LoadFrom("CSDLL.dll"); foreach ( Type A in T.GetTypes() ) { if (A.IsClass && A.Name == "CSDLL") { Console.WriteLine("Found. Invoking Function."); object[]...

how do i dynamicly load a user input given DLL in C#? The DLL is also written in C# and .NET. I have googled around, but i couldnt find anything.