You started out asking how to seek into the middle of the file and read N bytes.. And now youre asking how to sequentially read blocks of N starting from the beginning
Which is it?
For
im index = time.TotalHours * 60 \ 15
I think I'd have done TotalMinutes\15
and for the reverse, TimeSpan.FromMinutes(15*index)
Same difference, but slightly more readable IMHO
Just tell the user to do it, maybe send them to the download page to make life easier for them. This way, psychologically, they're fully consenting and on board with installing extra software rather than having a "hmm how did this get here" or "why does this app want to make changes to my...
Look at Encoding.GetBytes to convert string to bytes: Encoding.GetBytes Method (System.Text)
Then look at Convert to convert the byte array to a hex string: Convert.FromHexString Method (System)
The same classes can be used to reverse the operation. Be sure you use the most recent version of...
We only know what you tell us, and confused, contrived, broken examples don't tell us much. Don't then attack us for pointing out that it's confused/unworkable; you wrote it!
I wouldn't say class size is a determining factor as to whether a nested class should be used and I do agree that of the...
To be honest, I think I'd configure the seed and increment so the table itself calculates a value for you. If you have "refresh the datatable" turned on then it doesn't matter what value goes in the row; the db will calculate its own and the adapter will retrieve it. The purpose of having a...
Incidentally, I did set up an account on name.com but ran into various errors when trying the examples in the API docs; even using their cURL suggestions I got HTTP 403 a lot. The one you're trying here does work, but seems to give 400 naturally as part of its operation:
Note that I did make...
But you're already using an abstraction; HttpWebRequest (which Microsoft do not recommend using for new development) is a level above the tcp socket it communicates with - tcp socket transmits any bytes you like, httpwebrequest transmits particular bytes that are specified in the http protocol...
You can, of course, do anything without helper libraries. You can do all your database code in ADO.NET from 25 years ago, without entity framework. You can write your own JSON parser and spend weeks of your life cutting up strings and parsing their contents to other primitive data types. You can...
This approach is intensely manual, quite hard work and most would consider unacceptably fragile.
Install a nuget package called Flurl.Http and its dependent Flurl. It adds extension methods for strings and Uri objects so that you can just call a bunch of http related methods directly on the...
That's what I meant, sorry-- whenever i wrote "shift" I should have written "Ctrl"
The point I was trying to get across was that though both Windows and Ctrl+Esc do both open the start menu, it does not mean they're the same keys
Windows key opens the start menu
Pressing Shift+Escape also opens the start menu
This does not mean that pressing windows key performs a shift+esc, nor is pressing shift+esc the same as pressing windows
Shift+esc,D as a sendkeys would just type D into the start menu opened by shift+esc, not...
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