compact-framework

Error when trying to display the form designer. See picture of the error: Code of the screen: public partial class frmCanalVenda : frmEdit { public frmCanalVenda(CanalVenda canal, Cliente cli) : base(canal) { InitializeComponent(); bdsCliente.DataSource = cli; eabBar.ReadOnlyView = false; } private void frmCanalVenda_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { try { Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor; bdsAgrupamento.DataSource = Agrupamento.GetAll(DatabaseAFV.Connection); bdsCanal.DataSource = Canal.GetAll(DatabaseAFV.Connection); bdsSubCanal.DataSource = SubCanal.GetAll(DatabaseAFV.Connection);

FieldInfo has an IsStatic member, but PropertyInfo doesn't. I assume I'm just overlooking what I need. Type type = someObject.GetType(); foreach (PropertyInfo pi in type.GetProperties()) { // umm... Not sure how to tell if this property is static } To determine whether a property is static, you must obtain the MethodInfo for the get or set accessor, by calling the GetGetMethod or the GetSetMethod method, and examine its IsStatic property. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.reflection.propertyinfo.aspx ctacke Why not use type.GetProperties(BindingFlags.Static) Better solution public

I have a form in my application and I want to do some processing when my form has been Fully loaded but I have no event or something which I can bind to when load is finished. Does anyone has any idea, how can I do this? What exaclty mean "fully loaded" ? Do you mean, the "Load" event was successfully proceeded? You can do this: public class MyForm : Form { protected override void OnLoad( EventArgs e ) { // the base method raises the load method base.OnLoad( e ); // now are all events hooked to "Load" method proceeded => the form is loaded this.OnLoadComplete( e ); } // your "special" method

I've seen all the answers for the standard framework What is the correct way to create a single instance application? Prevent multiple instances of a given app in .NET? What is the best way to make a single instance application in .net? How do I check whether another process with the same name exists using the compact framework? The 3 parameter constructor is not supported by the CF Process GetProcessByName is not supported by the CF OpenNETCF gives you class OpenNETCF.Threading.NamedMutex that let's you create system-wide named mutex. http://www.opennetcf.com/library/sdf/html/40db385b-e21b

I am drawing a line to a Graphics object in Windows CE using C#.NET 3.5. The code I am using looks like this: e.Graphics.DrawLine(new Pen(Color.FromArgb(11, 118, 200), 2), x1, y1, x2, y2); This works however looks terrible due to jaggies etc. Is there anyway I can draw anti aliased lines? From what I can tell the Graphics object doesn't support this natively but is there anyway to "cheat" this effect using some trickery? A fast trick if you're drawing on a solid color background, you can draw a line with a thicker pen and a color in between the background color and the line color prior to the

We're developing with Compact Framework for a device under Visual Studio 2005. However we want to make an emulated version of the software as well, running at the PC (preferably selectable via a Build Configuration). It seems however that the .vsproj file is specific for devices; there is no way to use the full .NET framework for example by just changing the target. Is there any way around this? I suppose we can run the compact framework on the PC, but still the project can't target for example an ARM processor or else I assume the JIT compiler will generate unusable code for the PC? You can