#windows programming

[raindoor]

Visual Studio just gave me a scare. I opened a project that was building and running fine just yesterday and had no changes since then, and all of a sudden it's giving me errors "NU1108 Cycles detected".

As in, there are circular dependencies in my project (or "solution", as VS calls them). This seemed a completely bogus error.

Luckily, StackOverflow told me the solution was to open all the .csproj files that the compiler flagged. And that was it! Opening a file magically solved the problem.

Just when I start thinking that maybe Microsoft's bad reputation is no longer warranted…

[diagraphers-brother]

In-retrospect-obvious mistake I recently made in Spyder: attempting to copy and paste “win32clipboard.CloseClipboard()” from the script to the console.

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WPF C# Tutorial - running a for each loop for controls in Visual Studio

WPF C# Tutorial – running a for each loop for controls in Visual Studio

In this tutorial we will show you how to run a for each loop in WPF using C#. For each loop is very useful when it comes to identifying children object from a WPF form. This way we can identify rectangles, buttons, labels, textboxes and images inside the app and give them instructions on what we want to do. In games development for each is very useful because it allows us to search for items…

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[sikrob]

Launching Powershell Scripts with C# without Automation via Batch Scripting

Step 1: Write a batch script that launches Powershell with the Powershell script. Remember to set the execution policy since this is going to be launched by a process.

Example:

Powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned C:\Users\myUser\Documents\myScript.ps1

Step 2: Write your C# code to launch the batch file. As a bonus, I also capture the standard error and output below to assist with diagnostics (good for catching incorrect usage of quotes, for example).

Example: (with “using System.Diagnostics;” at the top)

try {     ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(”cmd.exe”, “/c “ + batchFilePath);     startInfo.CreateNoWindow = true;     startInfo.UseShellExecute = false;     startInfo.RedirectStandardError = true;     startInfo.RedirectStandardOutput = true;     Process process = new Process();     process.StartInfo = startInfo;     process.Start();     process.WaitForExit();     string errorText = process.StandardError.ReadToEnd();     string outputText = process.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd();     int exitCode = process.ExitCode;     // output the above values in your preferred way here     process.Close(); } catch (Exception ex) {     // Do stuff with your exception. }

[pepoluan]

Interesting, the approach taken by PyParallel in 'removing' Python's GIL (Global Interpreter Lock). In essence, rather than removing GIL, the developer made GIL 'irrelevant'[1].

Also, I would never have thought that, deep within, the I/O engine of Windows (especially since Windows 8) is really advanced, and potentially be much more powerful than Linux's!