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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Draw a picture-filled histogram in C#
The example Make a simple histogram in C# shows how to draw a histogram. This example shows how to fill the histogram’s bars with pictures. The following TileRectangle method fills a rectangle with an image. // Tile an area from … Continue reading
Write values in the Registry in C#
The example Read Registry values (to get the desktop icon size) in C# shows how to read values from the Registry. This example shows how to write values into the Registry and uses that ability to refresh the desktop icons … Continue reading
Posted in registry, system
Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, get Registry values, read Registry values, registry, Registry values, system, system registry, Windows Forms programming
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Read Registry values (to get the desktop icon size) in C#
To make using Registry methods easier, this example defines a RegistryTools class that contains static methods for interacting with the Registry. The following code shows the GetRegistryValue method. // Get a registry value. public static object GetRegistryValue(RegistryKey hive, string subkey_name, … Continue reading
Posted in registry, system
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Linkback to the Secret Santa Problem
Tom left a comment to my post Calculate the number of secret Santa permutations in C#. He used that example to build a site in JavaScript explaining how the algorithm works. It’s a pretty cool little page. Drop by and … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, combinatorics, mathematics
Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, combinatorics, derangements, example, example program, linkback, mathematics, permutations, secret Santa, secret Santa permutations, selections, Windows Forms programming
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Define custom exception classes in C#
The example Throw a standard exception in C# explains how to throw exceptions to tell the program about unexpected errors. The example See a hierarchy of exception classes for use in C# lists some useful exception classes. But what if … Continue reading
Posted in coding
Tagged C#, C# programming, coding, custom exception, custom exception classes, example, example program, exception, exception classes, exception handling, exceptions, try catch, try catch block, Windows Forms programming
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See a hierarchy of exception classes for use in C#
The example Throw a standard exception in C# explains how to throw exceptions to indicate a problem in a program. Throwing an exception is easiest if you can find an existing exception class that correctly represents your situation. The following … Continue reading
Throw standard exceptions in C#
The example Use try catch blocks to protect against unexpected errors in C# explains how to catch an exception and briefly mentions that you can use the throw statement to throw your own exception. This example shows how to throw … Continue reading
Posted in coding
Tagged C#, C# programming, coding, example, example program, exception, exception classes, exception handling, exceptions, try catch, try catch block, Windows Forms programming
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Make a dice-rolling simulation in C#
This example performs a simulation of rolling two six-sided dice. It’s related to my book Interview Puzzles Dissected, which includes several examples that involve rolling dice. When you enter a number of trials and click Roll, the program uses the … Continue reading
Posted in algorithms, graphics, mathematics
Tagged algorithms, C#, C# programming, dice rolls, die rolls, example, example program, graphics, mathematics, probability, simulation, statistics, Windows Forms programming
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Tile a PictureBox in C#
If you set a form’s BackgroundImageLayout property Tile, then the control fills itself with copies of its background image. Strangely the PictureBox control does not have a corresponding Tile property. This example shows one way you can tile images on … Continue reading
Posted in drawing, graphics, image processing
Tagged C#, C# programming, drawing, example, example program, graphics, image processing, picture box, PictureBox, TextureBrush, tile, tile image, Windows Forms programming
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Use a symbiote to graphically select hours in C#
This example modifies the previous example Graphically select hours in C# so it uses a symbiote class. That example shows how to use a PictureBox to let the user select a range of hours. If you want to let the … Continue reading
Posted in controls, graphics, user interface
Tagged C#, C# programming, controls, example, example program, graphics, hours, select hours, select time, symbiote, time, user interface, Windows Forms programming
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