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Goal:
Create settings to change language in my C# application.
Problem:
Which best practice, advice, course of action, or similiar should I consider to create this functionality in order to reduce pitfall?
Please remember that the langugage can be applied in textbox, label, button etc.
Sooner or later I gonna need to add some more language in the future.
Is there any guideline to create technical languge settings in VS 2010?
Beyond the technical advice, additionally choose a "tester" language that all programmers in the team can read/write in order to test that they've configured resources properly and programmed properly to allow for localization. I would suggest Pig Latin or something similar (or like FaceBook's pirate english).
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after one hour searching I'm writing this question.
how to read,write and modify a text in text editor while the text editor is open, the text editor might be anything such as notepad or vs or word.
the type of c# application isn't matter whatever it be.
Writing to another memory's process is more complex and less stable. Better idea is to send a message/event to another process. This link demonstrates it for notepad, but idea is similar for other editors.
You need to connect to the process, it involves a lot of Windows API and it is different for different applications. My advise, don't do it, I cannot imagine an architecture which includes this kind of actions, it is asking for bugs.
But, if you still want to do it, Google: "connect to a process notepad and change text c#"
You will find many links which explain. For example this one:
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/670373/Csharp-Read-Write-Another-Process-Memory
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I am working with several developers who develop .net components for me.
I manage the licensing mechanism and want to hide the implementation.
I would like to just provide them the interface, with for example the methodIsLicenseValid() so they must use it in the code but cannot access the implementation.
Which pattern or technology should I use to reach that objective?
You should be using a Web Service to expose the methodIsLicenseValid(), and let your devs invoke it whenever necessary.
This will be suitable for your production environment anyways and also will allow you to change the implementation of the methodIsLicenseValid(), without causing hasles to the devs, as opposed to providing a library/dll to them
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I have done some development in C# and I love the language and the environment. I am taking a Perl class, and yes it sounds like easy learning curve, but there are some questions which I think need to be asked essentially as a server-side developer.
So far, if I want to create a stripped-down program which runs on a Windows machine then I can create a console application. C# + .NET are good enough that I can achieve most of the functionality.
Now, when scripting languages come into picture, I agree that they are easy to use and easy to write. The languages have super-rich functional libraries. But is is just a choice that we make to use a scripting language as opposed to a fully-fledged framework like .NET? Or are there some things that only scripting languages can do, and would be very difficult to achieve from languages like C# and Java?
C# is Turing-complete, so the answer to your question is "no".
.NET has nothing to do with your question; other languages have their own "full fledged framework"s (or more than one).
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How would I go about implementing something in C# for iOS, that looks and feels like the MonoTouch.Dialog controls, without actually using Monotouch.Dialog?
It is the same amount of code if you use ObjC or Xamarin.iOS. Just slightly different syntax.
Your alternatives are
MT.Dialog (if you want to do the UI in code). This will dramatically reduce the complexity and MT.Dialog was designed exactly for the creation of quick and simple settings screens. In most cases, you will want to subclass the predefined elements to get best results.
Static UITableViewCells if you want to use Interface Builder. This allows you to create your UI in IB (or the iOS Designer built into Xamarin Studio). You can find tutorials on the web, like this one.
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I am new to arcgis. I have given the task to create .net desktop application that can perform specific arcgis functions like digitization, interpolation etc. So my questions are
Can i develop application in .net to perform specific functionalities of arcGis like interpolation etc.
If yes how much time will be required for intermediate level developer ?
Can i develop application in .net to perform specific functionalities of arcGis like interpolation etc.
Yes, you can. ARCGIS does provide tools that be used in winform application. But, first of all make sure that your organization will purchase license for ARCGIS. It is not free and quite expensive.
how much time will be required for intermediate level developer
This involves GIS skills along with application development skills. And as none of us know your skill set, therefore we cannot tell that.