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I'm working on a project that contains 2 C# solution projects, the first solution includes a design that is supposed to be an EXE Builder and the second solution project is the one I want to be built using the first solution.
I want to build the second project's EXE file using the first solution while editing some values (Resources or strings whatever is better) in the Second solution that will be compiled.
I'm not sure how to do that there are no tutorials for this, the essential thing is that I want to make an EXE Builder while at the same time editing some settings in it without having to rely on other external files.
The concept is quite similar to Remote Access Tools Builder, but what I'm building is an obfuscator & encryptor
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I want to use compression of some files but GZipStream can not archive many files in one zip only! So I want to use this
http://icsharpcode.github.io/SharpZipLib/
But I have no idea how to install/use/import custom libraries. What should I do?
Right-click your project and select "Manage NuGet Packages..."
Search for "SharpZipLib".
When it populates the list, install it
The installation process should add the necessary reference[s] to your project's References folder
You might then need to add a "using" for the library to the class where you want to add the code. It's possible, though, that you can just right-click the code and select "Resolve" to have the "using" automatically added for you.
Then look at the library authors' documentation for usage.
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I have xgeno.mvc.utilities dll in my project references. I want to edit one of the method of this dll.
Can I do this?
You have to use a decompiler for this which has many variants on the web (there's google) and then make the modifications on the decomplied files and then compile it again and then point that newly compiled dll to your project
You need something like .NET Reflector, but since it is not free, you will probably want to look for free alternatives. See Here some discussion wich can help in the search.
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So I've downloaded a source code from projectcode.com and it's name is BigInteger.cs and it contains codes needed for working with integers beyond UInt64. How can I use it in my projects?And please be noob-friendly in your answers, I've started learning 3 days ago ...
Thanks for your help in advance.
Ideally, you'd want to use BigInteter class from .Net Framework. If you need decimal precision as well, there is no standard BigDecimal available, but a few workarounds can be found here.
If you still want to use that project, you have several options:
Download an assembly file and reference it in your project
Download source code, build it, reference output assembly in your project
Download only the needed file, provided it is self-contained, add it to your project and use it
In any case make sure to follow the license terms.
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I'm being tasked with making a modular program that uses external, easy to edit files to dictate if certain elements are shown, what classes are used, etc.
Using C# and Visual Studio 2008, what type of file should I use? I was suggested .ini, but there is also talk of using .xml for it?
Which file would be best, and is there a built-in C# method of working with those files?
There's a heap of different ways for achieving different things. You could for example use an appSetting in an app.config file to turn features on and off. If you wanted to change classes or services that are used, then you could use DI/IoC with something like Castle Windsor and configure that in code and or xml.
If you can be more specific with what you want to achieve, and some examples in code, you can probably get some better answers.
you can use custom sections in your config files.
Config files are xml, well known files in .net context.
See example here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/2tw134k3(v=vs.100).aspx
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I'm having trouble creating an installation program for my Winforms application. I am using the Windows Installer and the publish function. It creates a nice setup program. After I run the setup on a client machine, I want to update the App.config file to point to a different database than was used for the setup. I have this setting in the app.config file. However, I am not able to update the app.config file on the client's machine. Temporarily, I am creating a new build when I want to change the database that the application points to.
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Setup App.Config As Custom Action in Setup Project
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The answer looks good...
http://raquila.com/software/configure-app-config-application-settings-during-msi-install/