console-application

问题 This question already has answers here : .NET Core: Finally block not called on unhandled exception on Linux (2 answers) What are the uses of “using” in C#? (29 answers) Closed 3 months ago . A simple console application, in Visual Studio 2019, .Net Framework 4.7, Windows: static void Main(string[] args) { try { Console.WriteLine("In try"); throw new IndexOutOfRangeException(); } finally { *// Surprisingly this part is not being executed.* Console.WriteLine("In finally"); Console.ReadLine();

问题 I'm supposed to create a console application for school project and it's about Sudoku Game, so the thing is i don't find any struggle with the algorithm, but i was wondering if i could draw the full Sodoku table with c++ and make empty squares as "data" input place so the user can move the cursor using the arrow keys to the specific number's place to fill it with the appropriate number. is there a method to do it this way ? 回答1: It depends on your OS/Compiler. For example, in VC++ you can use

问题 I'm supposed to create a console application for school project and it's about Sudoku Game, so the thing is i don't find any struggle with the algorithm, but i was wondering if i could draw the full Sodoku table with c++ and make empty squares as "data" input place so the user can move the cursor using the arrow keys to the specific number's place to fill it with the appropriate number. is there a method to do it this way ? 回答1: It depends on your OS/Compiler. For example, in VC++ you can use

问题 I'm supposed to create a console application for school project and it's about Sudoku Game, so the thing is i don't find any struggle with the algorithm, but i was wondering if i could draw the full Sodoku table with c++ and make empty squares as "data" input place so the user can move the cursor using the arrow keys to the specific number's place to fill it with the appropriate number. is there a method to do it this way ? 回答1: It depends on your OS/Compiler. For example, in VC++ you can use

问题 I'm supposed to create a console application for school project and it's about Sudoku Game, so the thing is i don't find any struggle with the algorithm, but i was wondering if i could draw the full Sodoku table with c++ and make empty squares as "data" input place so the user can move the cursor using the arrow keys to the specific number's place to fill it with the appropriate number. is there a method to do it this way ? 回答1: It depends on your OS/Compiler. For example, in VC++ you can use

问题 I am having issues with running a simple C# Console Application in Visual Studio 2013. Details of my problem: I was running Console Applications successfully with the default "Press any key to continue" displaying cleanly at the end. Suddenly it started behaving differently with the following symptoms: A new command window (cmd.exe) opening alongside my Console Application (this wasn't happening in the past) My Console Application closing abruptly without the default clean "Press any key"

问题 First, to clarify, I am not asking how to drag-and-drop a file onto an exe's icon. I want to know how to handle drag and drop onto an already running win32 console application. I'm also not asking how to handle drag and drop inside of WinMain based applications through the Windows message pump. I want to do this inside of a program with the entry point int main() that doesn't have a WndProc (yet) or anything. That said, I'm wondering if my goal is achievable (and hoping that it is). I have a

问题 I want to play a sound file to play in my console application but the following doesn't work: My.Computer.Audio.Play("[file path string]", AudioPlayMode.Background) When hovering over "my computer" it brings brings up the error 'Computer' is not a member of 'JapaneseHelper.My' . And when hovering over Audio.PlayMode it says 'AudioPlayMode' is not declared. It may be inaccessible due to its protection level. I have searched everywhere for this and can't find anything that shows me how to do it

问题 I wrote C# console app that at some point tries to unzip a file using 7zip (specifically 7za.exe). When I run it manually everything runs fine, but I if I setup a task in Task Scheduler and have it run it throws this exception: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): The system cannot find the file specified at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithShellExecuteEx(ProcessStartInfo startInfo) at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start() at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(ProcessStartInfo

问题 I have a bunch of related VB.NET console applications I've written for admin/management functions. I now want to bring them together under a single Windows Forms application that works as a launcher, but instead of launching the apps as seperate programs, I want to embed the apps in the windows forms app, e.g. have a scrollable list of icons down the left hand side - clicking on one will launch the associated .exe in the right hand pane of the windows forms app. For now I have a simple single