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I'm trying now for 5hours to get riot.dll (so that I can use it in my c# application). I have downloaded riot standalone application from http://luci.criosweb.ro/riot/download/
and RIOT as plug-in for other applications. I can't find dll. It's not in any folder after instalation. I downloaded zip file (download RIOT DLL version) http://download.criosweb.ro/download.php?sid=R-dll which contains .exe. Again after instaling that .exe I can't find .dll nowhere.
I know that it's probably some stupid solution but I just can't see it now.
I received response on official site. Riot.dll can be found here
http://luci.criosweb.ro/download/Riot_dll_noinstall.zip
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I want to build an application that counts playing time for consoles such as Ps4,5 and Xboxes.
I need to connect somehow the console to .net to retrieve playing time.
Any ideas?
Perhaps getting profile information from the source, rather than the console, would work for you.
I googled "Microsoft xbox c#" and found that Microsoft has some documentation for Xbox live services here.
I googled "Microsoft psn c#" and found that Microsoft also has some documentation for PSN here.
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what is the best way to embed all of this .dll from system.text.json into my final .exe file?
https://i.imgur.com/FblAZO5.jpg
With .NET Core 3, you can use <PublishSingleFile> in your .csproj to create a single executable. You can also use <PublishTrimmed> to reduce the size of the executable by only including what your application actually uses.
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/MakingATinyNETCore30EntirelySelfcontainedSingleExecutable.aspx
If you're on .NET Framework, you can use ILMerge.
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i'm working with a web aplication in which i'm using the Dropbox API, but i'm struggling trying to find out how to get deleted folders or files from the Recycle bin.
Can anyone help me out?
i'm using this line to get Folder/Files from root.
var list = await dbx.Files.ListFolderAsync(string.Empty);
Could inserting the Recycle bin url work?
In the Dropbox API v2 .NET SDK, you can set includeDeleted=true when calling ListFolderAsync to request deleted files as well.
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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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Currently i've tried the antivirus dll from this site:
http://antivirusscanner.codeplex.com/documentation
After installing this package from nuget i ran the code to scan (and clean) a file.
I got a 'virusnotfound' answer back, but that wasn't what i expected: I had no single antivirus program installed.
Does anyone know if this package contains some function to check if an antivirus program is installed? I want to know for sure if the code works fine.
To be fair, the response it correct: it didn't find a virus. That doesn't say whether or not it had the tools to look very hard. There are only 3 responses:
VirusNotFound
VirusFound
FileNotExist
of those, it sounds like VirusNotFound is the closest.
To check, you could perhaps use EICAR.