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I have 2 Datatemplates. One contain a grid , second one contain a button. I need to send command parameters of button as selected grid items. How can i do this ? <ObjectDataProvider x:Key="Datas" ObjectType="{x:Type ViewModel:UserControlViewModel}"></ObjectDataProvider> <DataTemplate x:Key="SourceGrid"> <WPFToolKit:DataGrid x:Name="SourceDataGrid" ItemsSource="{Binding Source={StaticResource Datas},Path=SourceGridData}" CanUserSortColumns="True" GridLinesVisibility="None" IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem="True" SelectionUnit="FullRow"></WPFToolKit:DataGrid> </DataTemplate> <DataTemplate x:Key=

I am using a CLI program called metaflac ( http://flac.sourceforge.net/documentation_tools_metaflac.html ) to remove padding from various FLAC music files on my computer. Using the following command in a batch file (with metaflac.exe in the same folder) successfully completes this task for an individual file: metaflac --dont-use-padding --remove --block-type=PADDING "filename.flac" I have to do this for several thousand files and don't want to do it all manually/individually. Is there an easy way for me to simply direct this command to a directory and have it act upon every file in there? This

I'm trying to add some tables and views from a MySQL database to a project in VS2005. After a lot of looking around I ended using the ADO.NET connector, which works pretty fine, except when trying to add a View with the Data source configuration wizard, where I get the "fatal error encountered during command execution" error message, and when I try adding one with the query builder, where it doesn't show me the name of the columns at the diagram pane. If I add all the SELECT commands by hand, it works like a charm. Any ideas on what might be causing this and how to fix it? Looks like View uses

I have a simple question about the bind() method and the command argument. Usually, in a program, you can click on a button related to what you are doing to execute something or simply press the return key. In the code below, I tried to do the same and it does actually work. I was just asking myself if the line bttn.bind('<Button-1>', search) isn't a bit strange, as it relates the mouse click inside the button to the function, and not the pressing of the button itself. At the beginning, I didn't want to include pressing the return key to execute the entry, and I had written bttn = Button(wd,

I have a C++ program that writes to stdout that I am trying to compile into a command line utility in XCode. I need the program compiled into a release build (which it seems, XCode calls an Archive - go figure), not run it as debug. I basically want to pipe the output of my program into a textfile like this MyProgram > TextFile.txt I can compile the program into a command line and run it like this via a Bash shell like this: Open MyProgram This spawns a new process (not what I want). However, I could live with that if this worked: Open MyProgram > TextFile.txt ...But it doesnt :-(. If I try to

I need to open a command prompt & execute ij.bat , which will take me to another prompt, where I can give command to connect to DB & later different sql statements. I was able to execute ij.bat from the java program like Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("D:\\ij.bat"); But how to give the furthur set of commands through the java program? Pawan You can use this exec public Process exec(String command) throws IOException Also visit This Link Instead of trying to run ij.bat, and feed it commands to run and parse the output, just have your program use the ij class, and its runScript