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It is unclear to me then I have two proposal solution for you: 1. Equivalent to your C++ example string pszVar = “int iVar = 10;”; 2. Using "Emitting Dynamic Assemblies" which allows you to - Defines assemblies at run time and then runs and/or saves them to disk. - Defines modules...

To iterate through the checked items and get the text into a string, do as follows: IEnumerator myEnumerator = checkedListBox1.CheckedIndices.GetEnumerator(); while (myEnumerator.MoveNext() != false) { int i = (int)myEnumerator.Current; string s = checkedListBox1.Items[i].ToString()...

I try to develop an Addin using C# in which I create a custom toolboxbar and intend to add some system .NET controls such as "Button", "CheckBox" to it. The problem is that there is no thrown exception but it shows no toolbox items in my custom tool bar. Below is the source...

I see it runs OK when I put them in the main entry point of the application and instead of "this.Close" I use "return".

Paste the following code to your form constructor then run it to see how to create a "dynamic" textbox and put it on a panel: System.Windows.Forms.Panel m_Panel=new Panel(); this.Controls.Add(m_Panel); System.Windows.Forms.TextBox m_TextBox=new TextBox()...

You can use ADOX (COM) objects to do it. See ADOX API Reference in MSDN library for more details. Minh Hoa

It doesn't meet my requirement. Thanks anyway. I'm trying to hook another processes window messages but I don't know why it isn't recommended !!!

Here it is: //*******************************************************// using System; namespace CSToolWinAddin { /// <summary> /// Summary description for HookMessage. /// </summary> /// using System.Runtime.InteropServices; delegate void MsgEventHandler(object source, MsgEventArgs...

You can solve it as follows: alNumbers = (System.Collections.ArrayList) enTest.Value;

The problem is that you can not assign a structProcessInfo type to a ProcessList type. To fix this you can change as follows: structProcessInfo temp; foreach(DictionaryEntry myEntry in mypl) { temp = (structProcessInfo) myEntry.Value; Console.WriteLine(&quot;{0} \t {1}&quot...

Thanks for your help. I get problems on the type convertion. Could you give me more details?

Does anyone know how to declare the funtions: SetWindowLong and CallWindowProc (in User32.dll) and how to use them in C#? Thanks.

I suggest as follows: CString s('\0',2); s.SetAt(1,100); cout<<(int)s[1];