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First of all, you need to determine whether the file in the location you specified exists.
if (file path)).
file path);
The file doesn't exist! ", "Tips",What kind of file is the file?,If the system has software to open it by default, press what it says.。
File name of the file";
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string path1 = @"d:\";Open the file on drive D;
string path2 = @"d:\test";Call Explorer and open the test folder on drive D.
explorer",path2);
Write as above in the button click event, and remember to modify the path of the file or folder.
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Open the file and folder with the process class file, and directly call the path folder of the file province with this command.
Folder path"
For example, open the d: folder.
It's explorer d:
**A whole bunch of them on the web Just copy it.
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The essence of the question is how to start a new process with C**:
Here's an example of a simple starting a new process
startinfo = new application path string);
entrance parameters; checkprocess = ;
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Handoff? Is it the focus or?
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If it is in the same form, define a form variable, for example: int temp;
Set temp = 10 in the first button click;
In the second button click, you can use it like this: int myvalue = temp; myvalue will be equal to 10.
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Your SQL statement was written incorrectly.
sqlcommand cmd = new sqlcommand("update book set ISBN='3' where bookid='"+"'", con);;
Write it like this or.
sqlcommand cmd = new sqlcommand("update book set ISBN='3' where bookid=''",, con);;
That's how you can write it.
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There are three ways for you to choose:
1.Stored in the session.
2.Stored in viewstate.
3.Put a hiddenfiled widget on the interface and store the value there.
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Use global variables or static variables, such as if you defined static string str="";You have str= in the first click event"ddd";
Then you can use string str1=str in the second click;
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Save this data with a session, or put this data in a widget on the page, such as a hidden widget.
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Find a place to store the packets.
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Instantiate one!! Use in this category!!
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form1 jumps duform2 and closes self-form1.
dao**: version.
button in the matter.
void btn_click(object sender, eventargs e)
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The form is equivalent to a class, and the parameters between classes are OK.
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This question is a bit nonsense.,After you directly get a global class encapsulation.,You can call it in **.,Why do you want to get it into button1? Delegates and events should be fine.
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Define a global variable str=;
Refresh str in the change event of button, and call str in button2;
I don't know if the LZ requirements are met.
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private void methodname().
Directly in the onclick event of button2.
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Write a separate function and call it.
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