Sorry for the weird title, I could\'t think of anything better! Anyways, I\'m half way through writing a program (Windows Forms App) that reads in a fixed-width file, gathers field lengths from user
I have a Form with a StatusSt开发者_JAVA百科rip component docked at the bottom. The form has fixed width and is not resizable. However the StatusStrip has a little \'resize triangle\' at the right (6
[Context: new to Java, 4 months tops; old hand at C++.] I\'m working on a library that requires an array of a fixed size (\"fixed string\") in many places. I\'m trying to use Dependency Injection (q.
I have an XSD schema definition file that I \"crafted\" using Access 2007 on my flatfile with fixed-width columns/fields. Using an SSIS package, I would like to bulk insert the data from the flat file
I am aiming for a fixed width layout, with width:1008px across all monitors. Here\'s my HTML- <body>
I am learning how to design a website. One of the decision seems to be how 开发者_如何学Cto present the data to the user i.e. with the presence of different monitor sizes, whether to structure the dat
I have a fixed-width flat file. To make matters worse, each line can either be a new record or a subrecord of the line above, identified by the first character on each line:
I have an annoying problem with Java’s layout managers. I have the following situation: In a panel A are two other panels B with an absolute layout and C with a FlowLayout. B is highly customized and
To start I would like to clarify that I\'m not extremely well versed in C#.In that, a project I\'m doing working in C# using .Net 3.5 has me building a class to read from and export files that contain
I am trying to create the effect of columns in a dropdown by padding text with whitespace as in this example:
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