CSharp C# string to enum example

CSharp C# string to enum example

Output:

enumNow int value=1, wordvalue=fred enumNow int value=0, wordvalue=joe

Program.cs:

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Xml.Linq; using System.IO; class Stuff4 {     static void Main()     {         ShowEnumInfoOnPassedMatchingStringToEnum("fred");         ShowEnumInfoOnPassedMatchingStringToEnum("joe");         Console.ReadLine();     }     private static void ShowEnumInfoOnPassedMatchingStringToEnum(string enumWord)     {         ProcessToRun enumNow = (ProcessToRun)Enum.Parse(typeof(ProcessToRun), enumWord);         Console.WriteLine("enumNow int value={0}, wordvalue={1}", (int)enumNow, enumNow);            }         public enum ProcessToRun         {             joe,             fred         } }

CSharp C# XDocument Very Simple Read and locate with Linq

CSharp C# XDocument Very Simple Read and locate with Linq

The XML Target:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><root>

<TestEnvironment>QA_TestZoneNow</TestEnvironment>

<Browser>Chrome</Browser>

<NewCompanyNameForTrackerAdminRemoteSetup>CLK_Q2_007</NewCompanyNameForTrackerAdminRemoteSetup>

<CreateAndUseNewCompany>TRUE</CreateAndUseNewCompany>

</root>

The output:

Iterate all the elements by their name and value properties: elementNow=TestEnvironment   ValueNow=QA_TestZoneNow elementNow=Browser   ValueNow=Chrome elementNow=NewCompanyNameForTrackerAdminRemoteSetup   ValueNow=CLK_Q2_007 elementNow=CreateAndUseNewCompany   ValueNow=TRUE Find the "Browser" tag in full: browserNow element and value together=<Browser>Chrome</Browser> Browser tag name=Browser and tag value=Chrome

Program.cs:

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Xml.Linq; class Stuff4 {     static void Main()     {         string targetFile = @"C:\Dump2\UnattendedTestThreadAppConfigUpdates.xml";         XDocument fileNow = XDocument.Load(targetFile);         IEnumerable<XElement> listOfElements = fileNow.Descendants().Elements();         Console.WriteLine("Iterate all the elements by their name and value properties:");         foreach (XElement elementNow in listOfElements)         {             Console.WriteLine("elementNow={0}", elementNow.Name);             Console.WriteLine("  ValueNow={0}", elementNow.Value);         }         Console.WriteLine("Find the \"Browser\" tag in full:");        XElement browserNow = listOfElements.First((eNow) => eNow.Name == "Browser");        Console.WriteLine("browserNow element and value together={0}", browserNow);        Console.WriteLine("Browser tag name={0} and tag value={1}", browserNow.Name, browserNow.Value);         Console.ReadLine();     } }

CMD DOS how to delete erase an environmental variable

CMD DOS how to delete erase an environmental variable

set theVariable=

This will remove it from the environment variables

C:\>set aVar=fred and barney C:\>echo %aVar% fred and barney C:\>set aVar= C:\>echo %aVar% %aVar% C:\>

Note:  to show set variables:  set ""

CSharp C# Regular Expression REPLACE example

CSharp C# Regular Expression REPLACE example

See also CSharp C# Regular Expression RegExp for SEARCH and REPLACE with examples Notepad++ and Visual Studio

using System; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; class Stuff4 {     static void Main()     {         /*              Before:  A hiker is not a climber             After :  A hotter is not a climber             [replace "iker" with "otter"]             - This example passes in the string "A hiker is not a climber",             - Then we pass in a RegEx search pattern "(.*)(iker)(.*)" that:                 Takes any character any number of times until we find "iker" so                 it will return "A h" as the first find (a/k/a $1).                  And "iker" will be $2.  Finally, any character, after "iker", any                 number of times, which is " is not a climber" (a/k/a $3)             - Then we pass in a RegEx string that describes how we want the matches                 reconstructed with "$1otter$3":                     - Start by picking up $1: "A h"                     - Then add the arbitrary string "otter" (and skip $2 ["iker"]                     - Finally, add $3: " is not a climber"             - We get the reconstructed string: "A hotter is not a climber"          *          * ACTUAL OUTPUT:                 A hiker is not a climber                 A hotter is not a climber          */         string inputNow = "A hiker is not a climber";         string outputNow = Regex.Replace(inputNow, "(.*)(iker)(.*)", "$1otter$3");                Console.WriteLine(inputNow);         Console.WriteLine(outputNow);         Console.ReadLine();     } }

JavaScript – event – fire programically

JavaScript – event – fire programically

This example works on IE, Firefox, and Chrome

This example uses the mouseover - disregard the word click....

<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head>     <meta charset="utf-8" />     <title></title> </head> <body>     <input type=button id="btnTopButton" value="I am the top" onmouseover="alert('I am the top button.')">     <br />     <br />     <input type=button id=Button1 value="Click on Top Button"         onclick="javascript:TestFire();">     <script>         function TestFire() {                        document.getElementById('btnTopButton').onmouseover();                    }     </script> </body> </html>