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by: billcoumbe |
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any recommendations? I'm looking for something that will just run from
the unix command line to validate large (20-50Mb) XML files against an
XML DTD.
Ideally something that is actively supported and has good
documentation!
If there's nothing suitable for Solaris a command line program for
Windows might do - currently using XMetaL/XMLSpy parsers which aren't
really suited to large files.
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by: bildad |
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The following 'book example' of validating input seems to be incomplete.
Since it is a beginner's book it may be intentional for simplicity. But
I would like to know how to make this program work for all invalid
input. Just for example, if user inputs 'abc' an error is caught, but if
user inputs '432' the program hangs. Any clarification appreciated.
Thanks,
Bill
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by: Alex Bink |
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Hi,
I have a validating event on a textbox in which I want to prevent the user
to leave the textbox without entering the right data. Only if he clicks on
another specific control he is allowed to leave the textbox without entering
the right information. Is there a way to determine which other control was
clicked in the validating event of the textbox?
Thanks
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by: Joe |
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Hi
For a while now I have been finding postings of problems with the
validating event not firing on controls properly. I too had this
problem. The event would fire when clicking on another control which
had it's causes validation property set to true however if I tabbed on
to this control the event wouldn't fire. So after playing around with
my code I figured out how to get it to work. I am not sure what the
reason behind it is but it...
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by: Chris Dunaway |
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I have a form with a textbox and numerous panels, buttons and other
controls. I have handled the textbox Validating and Validated events. The
textbox will hold a filename. In the validating event, I check that the
string in the textbox is a file that exists or whether or not the string is
blank and display a message box in either case. I also call e.Cancel so
that the value will be corrected.
However, certain buttons on the form...
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by: Chris Lieb |
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I have an XML Schema file that I know is correct becuase I currently
use it in a VB6 program to validate XML documents. Also, if I load an
XML file into VS2005 that is not valid against this schema, I get XML
errors (blue squigglies) in a few places, which indicates to me that I
should get validation errors while validating through code.
When I try to validate an invalid document, I never get any validation
errors. I have tried many...
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by: Ryan |
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I have a windows form that I want to force validation on controls (text
boxes) when the user clicks a "Save" button. The only way I've found to do
this is to cycle through every control and call it's .Select() method. This
is clunky though because you can see a flash in each text box as it's being
validated. Here's my code
Private Sub Save()
For each c as control in Me.Controls
If c.CanSelect() then
c.Select()
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by: TheSteph |
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Hi Experts !
I have a Winform Program in C# / .NET 2.0
I would like to ensure that a value in a TextBox is a valid Int32 when user
get out of it (TextBox loose focus)
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by: Kavya |
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I saw these two ways for validating input
First Way
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#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
using namespace std;
int main() {
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by: =?Utf-8?B?bGpsZXZlbmQy?= |
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I've noticed that controls do not raise a Validating event if they are
contained in a ToolStripDropDown via a ToolStripControlHost item. Please run
the following sample and follow the instructions on the form to reproduce
this issue:
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Public Class Form1
Inherits Windows.Forms.Form
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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