Projects tagged ‘c’ and ‘winforms’

Small app that removes .svn folders from a directory. Programa que remove as pastas .svn de um diretório.

Platinum.PropertyGridThe Platinum.PropertyGrid control is aimed at providing a more flexible generic object editor than System.Windows.Forms.PropertyGrid. Like with the standard PropertyGrid users can ... [More] implement their own PropertyEditors. Why Yet Another PropertyGridThe main reasons for developing this control instead of just using the standard PropertyGrid where the need for real-time feedback in PropertyEditors no direct property manipulation through PropertyEditors complete control over the PropertyEditor area (no forced dropdown or modal dialogs) more flexible PropertyGrid-population Real-Time FeedbackIn the default PropertyEditors already delivered with the library you will see that invalid values are indicated immediately as you type in a way that does not interupt your workflow by requiring to close an error dialog or commit the value to see if it is valid. In my opinion this greatly improves usability. No Direct Property ManipulationPlatinum.PropertyEditors must implement something like transactional semantics. They must support commiting the property value, reverting it and in between they must send changing events. This is meant to facilitate visualizing property changes in real-time without flooding the environment with undo-entries. Any property modifications are published to clients of the PropertyEditor only through C# events. Properties are not modified directly. Complete Property Editor ControlIn some cases allowed property values lie within a small range making it more practical to use a NumericUpDown control for example instead of a simple string based editor. In the standard PropertyGrid control such a NumericUpDown control could only be placed in a dropdown window, which required the user one more click than necessary. Flexible PropertyGrid PopulationAt last the Platinum.PropertyGrid does not handle its population with property entries itself. Instead it can be filled from the outside. A DefaultPropertyGridFiller is provided that acts similar to the standard PropertyGrid filler. But it is also possible to implement custom fillers. For example an object that is only an aggregation of other objects can be displayed in the Platinum.PropertyGrid with one PropertySection (or "Category" in standard PropertyGrid terminology) for each object contained. To a certain degree this functionality can also be achieved with the standard PropertyGrid by implementing custom type descriptors and proxy classes for selected objects but this is cumbersome and had some hard to circumvent restrictions. [Less]

E-TextEditor is a great textmate compatible editor for windows. In it's current version however, it lacks the capacity to perform a search across multiple files/directories. There exist some other ... [More] textmate-compatible bundle items which provide this feature, but they all seem to be basically calls out to find | xargs | grep, which is hugely slower than a native imeplementation This project provides a standalone C# executable which is designed to act as an addon to E-TextEditor and provide this facility To Install: Please ensure you have the .net framework 2.0 from microsoft installed. Please Download FindInFiles.zip from the 'featured downloads' link to the right Read and follow the instructions.txt inside that zip file Thanks, Orion. Note: I've currently been doing a LOT of refactoring of the code to implement not only find-in-files, but replace-in-files also. The current revision in SVN is not functioning yet, but the next time I get a chance to clean it up, it should be :-) Browse Source Code [Less]

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A set of controls, utilities, and components for RAD development of .NET Windows Forms applications

A simple recommender system based on collaborative filtering which can collect information about books, movies etc. then learn the local user preferences to recommend new items

In windows 7, I really liked an opportunity to change the position of the windows by pressing hotkeys Win + (Left | Right | Up | Bottom):Win + Left - window attached to the left side Win + Right - ... [More] window attached to the right side Win + Up - window is maximized Win + Bottom - window in the normal state. Make this work with Windows Vista (most likely will work in earlier versions, but I have not tried it) was not a difficult task. working with WinXP (x64, x86), Vista (x64, x86) with installed Framework (compiled with MS Framework v.3.5 sp1) [Less]

inspired by this stackoverflow post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1579412/windows-forms-components-similar-to-jquery-ui-draggables This is a .NET Windows Forms component that allows you to ... [More] drag child controls around and outside of the control and change their order. It automatically reorders stuff. It's pretty cool and I couldn't find anything else like it for free. So here it is. [Less]