In order to access that database, is it correct trying to check the "connect" feature in the "permissions" page? If not, what else do I need to do? You also need to grant some permission for example SELECT to be able to read data from this table. CONNECT gives you only possibility to connect and that is all. Of course make sure that User is mapped to some Login. When I click a checkbox, how can I make sure that this gets stored instead of not taken into account? In your case connect is already granted and 'dbo' is grantor of this permission and that is ok. If some permission (like connect) is granted you will see it twice in management studio. So don't pay attention to that. If you click on some checkbox and then OK and you don't get any error you can be sure it is saved. You can also use button "Script" on the top of the window to have a script ready to be executed in SSMS query window so you can also use that option.

Your best option is to find the element containing the text - webdriver refers to the selenium driver object that you use to find your elements. The code could be something like this (accuracy is not guaranteed since I'm coding on the fly): // Find all the span elements List spans = webdriver.FindElements(By.Tag("span")); // use Linq to query the list for the span you want IWebElement span = spans.Where(x => x.Text.Contains("Active")); // And now assert that span is not null - that is, we found an element with text = "Active" Assert.IsTrue(span != null); There are other ways to do this, including finding by class, finding a unique parent and using XPath to navigate the DOM to your target element, and so on. I suggest you experiment a bit and possibly look up the https://www.selenium.dev/selenium/docs/api/dotnet/# for more information.

Works without any further manipulation in the Russian version of Windows: Here's the code:static void Main(string[] args) { //Можно сделать так: //Console.OutputEncoding = Encoding.GetEncoding(1251); //Главное, чтобы в Свойствах -> Шрифт консольного окна не были выбраны «Точечные шрифты». // //Или же можно сделать так: //Console.OutputEncoding = Encoding.UTF8; //Но вполне себе работает и так вот: Console.WriteLine("Привет, stackoverflow.ru!"); Console.WriteLine("Сейчас напечатаем исходники, в которых есть кириллица."); Console.WriteLine(); string sourcePath = @"D:\Projects\D&R\ConsoleApplication2\ConsoleApplication2\Program.cs"; foreach (var L in File.ReadAllLines(sourcePath)) { Console.WriteLine(L); } Console.ReadLine(); } If you have the basic language of the system - not Russian, the commentaries have lines with parameter values. Console.OutputEncoding♪ I think it'll be enough to correctly deactivate the code that you have the file.In silence (also historically), a code page 866 has been established in the window of Russian-speaking Windows consoles.

As an option, you could be like this: Process.Start("C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Google\\Chrome\\Application\\chrome.exe", "--window-size=800,600 --window-position=0,0 --app=\"http://www.google.com/\"");

The time of life thread is limited to the time of flow. So the variable will exist if the flow doesn't die.The problem is usually different: using the Task, you don't control, Which is exactly. The flow will fulfil your code. Two consecutive launches of even the same Task'a may be carried out from different flows (and the Task Force itself may migrate from flow to flow), so that the transmission of data through thread local-replaceable is not the best idea.

As has already been written, it is not the best idea for your task to use a parallel version of the cycles.I recently had a similar task when I had to make 110,000 inquiries and then dissolve the results. The sequential treatment took 16 hours, while five streams made it in 10 minutes.I would recommend the establishment of several Tasks.The code is about:await Task.Run(() => StartHtmlReadingAsync(lines, maxThreads)); ♪ ♪ ♪private async Task<int> StartHtmlReadingAsync(string[] lines, int maxThreads) { string[][] splittedArray = lines.SplitTo(maxThreads - 1); Task<int>[] listOfActions = new Task<int>[splittedKnArray.Length]; for(int index = 0; index < splittedKnArray.Length; index++) { int idx = index; listOfActions[idx] = Task.Factory.StartNew(() => ReadFromSiteAsync(splittedKnArray[idx])).Unwrap(); } await Task.WhenAll(listOfActions) } ♪ ♪ ♪private async Task<int> ReadFromSiteAsync(string[] objs) { ... }

It looks like he can't reach the browser. In the vinde, this could be if there's an incompatible version of the browser to the driver. Or the port is closed.Anyway, I don't think that's what I do under the hunch. It could be a problem under the quinda, especially with the latest versions of the splenicum/broser... What to say about linux... ♪

For example, one of the methods is:public abstract class ViewModelImpl<T> : ViewModel where T : IModel { protected void selectData(string query) { // Логика получения reader IModel item = (T)Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(T), reader); this.Data.Add(item); } } Well, inherit specific classes from ViewModelImpl<T> with T♪(If the designer T without parameters, you could use a reflexi. )For better readability, the method may be: private T CreateModelItem(SqlDataReader reader) { return (T)Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(T), reader); } protected void selectData(string query) { // Логика получения reader IModel item = CreateModelItem(reader); this.Data.Add(item); } Well, you already have this auxiliary method, it's called createObject♪

We need a phone with full support from AT teams or gsm (3g) fashion. You're on it and you're on the team. Read it. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BC%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%8B ♪

I'd go the following way:Find it. List<Button> allButtons - a list of all the elements in shape.Reset the height and width of the shape and check whether there is a button (top/left position) at that point allButtons.Where() Check it out.If there's a button on the same row, add it to the two-band in the same line.If there's no button on this picsel line, but the next one is a new line of two-size.Maybe it's a little stunning, but it'll work exactly. You're not gonna miss anything.

The problem lies at the heart of the fact that Bitmap incapsulation GDI+ bimap♪GDI+ version 1.0 and 1.1 can read 16-bits-per-channel images, but such images are converted to an 8-bits-per-channel format for processing, displaying, and saving. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.drawing.imaging.pixelformat(v=vs.110).aspx In fact, there's a 16-bit point inside you. But only inside.That's right, if you're asking from outside. Bitmap, you're asking the picsel value at 8 bit per channel format. If you use an unsafe code, you can have access to the values directly. I mean, I'm gonna take it. ushort instead byte♪Try to look at this code, should help in theory: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20778227/get-64bpp-image-color I can't gonna tell you the details because it didn't have to be so close:The answer, really, is more about keeping the picture. ♪If you give me that hand meaning, then it'll still paint a 8-bit image on a picsel. But automaticallyas stated in the quotation above.

if (s.ToLower().Contains("программа на c#")) That's right.

If the question is how to ensure that each flow takes a number of elements in a row, the following standard approach exists:Parallel.ForEach(Partitioner.Create(0, lst.Count, 10), range => { for (int i = range.Item1; i < range.Item2; i++) { // Используем элементы // lst[i] } }); Method https://msdn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/library/system.collections.concurrent.partitioner.create(v=vs.110).aspx Breaks the sequence into ranges. The overload used indicates the range size (10).It may be a combination of any use https://msdn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/library/system.collections.ilist(v=vs.110).aspx to apply to index elements.

I've already found a solution through the dynamicclass SomeClass<T> { void Foo(T a) { dynamic r = a; r.SomeMethod(); } }

Change of terrained collection in the cycle foreach may lead to anomalies, e.g., non-shot cycles.If you want to change something, you'll lose your hands in the cycle. for♪

Problem solved. Amended code:static void Main(string[] args) { StreamReader sr = new System.IO.StreamReader("G:\\subtraction.txt"); string str; var numbers = new List<string>(); while ((str = sr.ReadLine()) != null) { numbers.Add(str); } foreach (var k in numbers) { Console.WriteLine(k); } Console.ReadLine(); }

Decided that way.public ObservableCollection<ShopItem> Elements { get; set; } And through the cycle, the whole list of objects was run.

About:Button btn = new Button { Content = "MyButton" }; myGrid.Children.Add(btn); Grid.SetColumn(btn, 10); Grid.SetRow(btn, 10);

Cycle foreach on a set of ways with a subsequent challenge File.Move every element of the mass. Second argument File.Move You're right. Path.Combine(newPath,Path.GetFileName (элемент массива))

As long as you've made that decision, it's a number of unsuccessful:using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; class Program { static void Main() { List<Student> students = new List<Student> { new Student { ID = 0 }, new Student { ID = 1 }, new Student { ID = 2 }, new Student { ID = 3 }, new Student { ID = 4 }, new Student { ID = 5 }, new Student { ID = 6 }, new Student { ID = 7 }, new Student { ID = 8 }, new Student { ID = 9 } }; List<Mark> marks = new List<Mark> { new Mark { ID_Studenta = 0, Itog = 41 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 0, Itog = 48 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 0, Itog = 43 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 1, Itog = 40 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 1, Itog = 41 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 1, Itog = 28 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 2, Itog = 50 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 2, Itog = 55 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 2, Itog = 59 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 3, Itog = 30 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 3, Itog = 29 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 3, Itog = 36 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 4, Itog = 48 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 4, Itog = 46 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 4, Itog = 42 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 5, Itog = 41 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 5, Itog = 40 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 5, Itog = 43 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 6, Itog = 39 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 6, Itog = 42 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 6, Itog = 46 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 7, Itog = 30 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 7, Itog = 30 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 7, Itog = 50 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 8, Itog = 45 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 8, Itog = 46 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 8, Itog = 49 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 9, Itog = 40 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 9, Itog = 38 }, new Mark { ID_Studenta = 9, Itog = 48 } }; int c = students.Join(marks, s =&gt; s.ID, m =&gt; m.ID_Studenta, (s, m) =&gt; new { id = s.ID, itog = m.Itog }) .Where(a =&gt; a.itog &lt; 41) .GroupBy(a =&gt; a.id) .Count(); Console.WriteLine(c); } } class Student { public long ID { get; set; } } class Mark { public long ID_Studenta { get; set; } public int Itog { get; set; } } A more literate decision could be given by SQL specialists, perhaps you should add that mark.