You&#39;re looking for the [`PointToScreen` method](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.control.pointtoscreen.aspx):

    Point location = someControl.PointToScreen(Point.Empty);

I&#39;m new to web development and GitHub. When I commit any changes, these changes are reflected on my GitHub repo under &quot;unknown (author)&quot;. How do I change this to reflect my name/email address?

Thanks.

How do I change my author name on GitHub?

_This isn&#39;t a question but an answer to help others that might run into this issue._

---
 
I wanted to visualise some basic colours, so I could pick the appropriate ones for my colour scheme.  I couldn&#39;t find a colour chart anywhere so modified a sample to display it Hope you find it useful.

    import Tix as tk
    # import tkinter.tix as tk # for Python 3

     
    COLORS  =[&#39;snow&#39;, &#39;ghost white&#39;, &#39;white smoke&#39;, &#39;gainsboro&#39;, &#39;floral white&#39;, &#39;old lace&#39;,
        &#39;linen&#39;, &#39;antique white&#39;, &#39;papaya whip&#39;, &#39;blanched almond&#39;, &#39;bisque&#39;, &#39;peach puff&#39;,
        &#39;navajo white&#39;, &#39;lemon chiffon&#39;, &#39;mint cream&#39;, &#39;azure&#39;, &#39;alice blue&#39;, &#39;lavender&#39;,
        &#39;lavender blush&#39;, &#39;misty rose&#39;, &#39;dark slate gray&#39;, &#39;dim gray&#39;, &#39;slate gray&#39;,
        &#39;light slate gray&#39;, &#39;gray&#39;, &#39;light grey&#39;, &#39;midnight blue&#39;, &#39;navy&#39;, &#39;cornflower blue&#39;, &#39;dark slate blue&#39;,
        &#39;slate blue&#39;, &#39;medium slate blue&#39;, &#39;light slate blue&#39;, &#39;medium blue&#39;, &#39;royal blue&#39;,  &#39;blue&#39;,
        &#39;dodger blue&#39;, &#39;deep sky blue&#39;, &#39;sky blue&#39;, &#39;light sky blue&#39;, &#39;steel blue&#39;, &#39;light steel blue&#39;,
        &#39;light blue&#39;, &#39;powder blue&#39;, &#39;pale turquoise&#39;, &#39;dark turquoise&#39;, &#39;medium turquoise&#39;, &#39;turquoise&#39;,
        &#39;cyan&#39;, &#39;light cyan&#39;, &#39;cadet blue&#39;, &#39;medium aquamarine&#39;, &#39;aquamarine&#39;, &#39;dark green&#39;, &#39;dark olive green&#39;,
        &#39;dark sea green&#39;, &#39;sea green&#39;, &#39;medium sea green&#39;, &#39;light sea green&#39;, &#39;pale green&#39;, &#39;spring green&#39;,
        &#39;lawn green&#39;, &#39;medium spring green&#39;, &#39;green yellow&#39;, &#39;lime green&#39;, &#39;yellow green&#39;,
        &#39;forest green&#39;, &#39;olive drab&#39;, &#39;dark khaki&#39;, &#39;khaki&#39;, &#39;pale goldenrod&#39;, &#39;light goldenrod yellow&#39;,
        &#39;light yellow&#39;, &#39;yellow&#39;, &#39;gold&#39;, &#39;light goldenrod&#39;, &#39;goldenrod&#39;, &#39;dark goldenrod&#39;, &#39;rosy brown&#39;,
        &#39;indian red&#39;, &#39;saddle brown&#39;, &#39;sandy brown&#39;,
        &#39;dark salmon&#39;, &#39;salmon&#39;, &#39;light salmon&#39;, &#39;orange&#39;, &#39;dark orange&#39;,
        &#39;coral&#39;, &#39;light coral&#39;, &#39;tomato&#39;, &#39;orange red&#39;, &#39;red&#39;, &#39;hot pink&#39;, &#39;deep pink&#39;, &#39;pink&#39;, &#39;light pink&#39;,
        &#39;pale violet red&#39;, &#39;maroon&#39;, &#39;medium violet red&#39;, &#39;violet red&#39;,
        &#39;medium orchid&#39;, &#39;dark orchid&#39;, &#39;dark violet&#39;, &#39;blue violet&#39;, &#39;purple&#39;, &#39;medium purple&#39;,
        &#39;thistle&#39;, &#39;snow2&#39;, &#39;snow3&#39;,
        &#39;snow4&#39;, &#39;seashell2&#39;, &#39;seashell3&#39;, &#39;seashell4&#39;, &#39;AntiqueWhite1&#39;, &#39;AntiqueWhite2&#39;,
        &#39;AntiqueWhite3&#39;, &#39;AntiqueWhite4&#39;, &#39;bisque2&#39;, &#39;bisque3&#39;, &#39;bisque4&#39;, &#39;PeachPuff2&#39;,
        &#39;PeachPuff3&#39;, &#39;PeachPuff4&#39;, &#39;NavajoWhite2&#39;, &#39;NavajoWhite3&#39;, &#39;NavajoWhite4&#39;,
        &#39;LemonChiffon2&#39;, &#39;LemonChiffon3&#39;, &#39;LemonChiffon4&#39;, &#39;cornsilk2&#39;, &#39;cornsilk3&#39;,
        &#39;cornsilk4&#39;, &#39;ivory2&#39;, &#39;ivory3&#39;, &#39;ivory4&#39;, &#39;honeydew2&#39;, &#39;honeydew3&#39;, &#39;honeydew4&#39;,
        &#39;LavenderBlush2&#39;, &#39;LavenderBlush3&#39;, &#39;LavenderBlush4&#39;, &#39;MistyRose2&#39;, &#39;MistyRose3&#39;,
        &#39;MistyRose4&#39;, &#39;azure2&#39;, &#39;azure3&#39;, &#39;azure4&#39;, &#39;SlateBlue1&#39;, &#39;SlateBlue2&#39;, &#39;SlateBlue3&#39;,
        &#39;SlateBlue4&#39;, &#39;RoyalBlue1&#39;, &#39;RoyalBlue2&#39;, &#39;RoyalBlue3&#39;, &#39;RoyalBlue4&#39;, &#39;blue2&#39;, &#39;blue4&#39;,
        &#39;DodgerBlue2&#39;, &#39;DodgerBlue3&#39;, &#39;DodgerBlue4&#39;, &#39;SteelBlue1&#39;, &#39;SteelBlue2&#39;,
        &#39;SteelBlue3&#39;, &#39;SteelBlue4&#39;, &#39;DeepSkyBlue2&#39;, &#39;DeepSkyBlue3&#39;, &#39;DeepSkyBlue4&#39;,
        &#39;SkyBlue1&#39;, &#39;SkyBlue2&#39;, &#39;SkyBlue3&#39;, &#39;SkyBlue4&#39;, &#39;LightSkyBlue1&#39;, &#39;LightSkyBlue2&#39;,
        &#39;LightSkyBlue3&#39;, &#39;LightSkyBlue4&#39;, &#39;SlateGray1&#39;, &#39;SlateGray2&#39;, &#39;SlateGray3&#39;,
        &#39;SlateGray4&#39;, &#39;LightSteelBlue1&#39;, &#39;LightSteelBlue2&#39;, &#39;LightSteelBlue3&#39;,
        &#39;LightSteelBlue4&#39;, &#39;LightBlue1&#39;, &#39;LightBlue2&#39;, &#39;LightBlue3&#39;, &#39;LightBlue4&#39;,
        &#39;LightCyan2&#39;, &#39;LightCyan3&#39;, &#39;LightCyan4&#39;, &#39;PaleTurquoise1&#39;, &#39;PaleTurquoise2&#39;,
        &#39;PaleTurquoise3&#39;, &#39;PaleTurquoise4&#39;, &#39;CadetBlue1&#39;, &#39;CadetBlue2&#39;, &#39;CadetBlue3&#39;,
        &#39;CadetBlue4&#39;, &#39;turquoise1&#39;, &#39;turquoise2&#39;, &#39;turquoise3&#39;, &#39;turquoise4&#39;, &#39;cyan2&#39;, &#39;cyan3&#39;,
        &#39;cyan4&#39;, &#39;DarkSlateGray1&#39;, &#39;DarkSlateGray2&#39;, &#39;DarkSlateGray3&#39;, &#39;DarkSlateGray4&#39;,
        &#39;aquamarine2&#39;, &#39;aquamarine4&#39;, &#39;DarkSeaGreen1&#39;, &#39;DarkSeaGreen2&#39;, &#39;DarkSeaGreen3&#39;,
        &#39;DarkSeaGreen4&#39;, &#39;SeaGreen1&#39;, &#39;SeaGreen2&#39;, &#39;SeaGreen3&#39;, &#39;PaleGreen1&#39;, &#39;PaleGreen2&#39;,
        &#39;PaleGreen3&#39;, &#39;PaleGreen4&#39;, &#39;SpringGreen2&#39;, &#39;SpringGreen3&#39;, &#39;SpringGreen4&#39;,
        &#39;green2&#39;, &#39;green3&#39;, &#39;green4&#39;, &#39;chartreuse2&#39;, &#39;chartreuse3&#39;, &#39;chartreuse4&#39;,
        &#39;OliveDrab1&#39;, &#39;OliveDrab2&#39;, &#39;OliveDrab4&#39;, &#39;DarkOliveGreen1&#39;, &#39;DarkOliveGreen2&#39;,
        &#39;DarkOliveGreen3&#39;, &#39;DarkOliveGreen4&#39;, &#39;khaki1&#39;, &#39;khaki2&#39;, &#39;khaki3&#39;, &#39;khaki4&#39;,
        &#39;LightGoldenrod1&#39;, &#39;LightGoldenrod2&#39;, &#39;LightGoldenrod3&#39;, &#39;LightGoldenrod4&#39;,
        &#39;LightYellow2&#39;, &#39;LightYellow3&#39;, &#39;LightYellow4&#39;, &#39;yellow2&#39;, &#39;yellow3&#39;, &#39;yellow4&#39;,
        &#39;gold2&#39;, &#39;gold3&#39;, &#39;gold4&#39;, &#39;goldenrod1&#39;, &#39;goldenrod2&#39;, &#39;goldenrod3&#39;, &#39;goldenrod4&#39;,
        &#39;DarkGoldenrod1&#39;, &#39;DarkGoldenrod2&#39;, &#39;DarkGoldenrod3&#39;, &#39;DarkGoldenrod4&#39;,
        &#39;RosyBrown1&#39;, &#39;RosyBrown2&#39;, &#39;RosyBrown3&#39;, &#39;RosyBrown4&#39;, &#39;IndianRed1&#39;, &#39;IndianRed2&#39;,
        &#39;IndianRed3&#39;, &#39;IndianRed4&#39;, &#39;sienna1&#39;, &#39;sienna2&#39;, &#39;sienna3&#39;, &#39;sienna4&#39;, &#39;burlywood1&#39;,
        &#39;burlywood2&#39;, &#39;burlywood3&#39;, &#39;burlywood4&#39;, &#39;wheat1&#39;, &#39;wheat2&#39;, &#39;wheat3&#39;, &#39;wheat4&#39;, &#39;tan1&#39;,
        &#39;tan2&#39;, &#39;tan4&#39;, &#39;chocolate1&#39;, &#39;chocolate2&#39;, &#39;chocolate3&#39;, &#39;firebrick1&#39;, &#39;firebrick2&#39;,
        &#39;firebrick3&#39;, &#39;firebrick4&#39;, &#39;brown1&#39;, &#39;brown2&#39;, &#39;brown3&#39;, &#39;brown4&#39;, &#39;salmon1&#39;, &#39;salmon2&#39;,
        &#39;salmon3&#39;, &#39;salmon4&#39;, &#39;LightSalmon2&#39;, &#39;LightSalmon3&#39;, &#39;LightSalmon4&#39;, &#39;orange2&#39;,
        &#39;orange3&#39;, &#39;orange4&#39;, &#39;DarkOrange1&#39;, &#39;DarkOrange2&#39;, &#39;DarkOrange3&#39;, &#39;DarkOrange4&#39;,
        &#39;coral1&#39;, &#39;coral2&#39;, &#39;coral3&#39;, &#39;coral4&#39;, &#39;tomato2&#39;, &#39;tomato3&#39;, &#39;tomato4&#39;, &#39;OrangeRed2&#39;,
        &#39;OrangeRed3&#39;, &#39;OrangeRed4&#39;, &#39;red2&#39;, &#39;red3&#39;, &#39;red4&#39;, &#39;DeepPink2&#39;, &#39;DeepPink3&#39;, &#39;DeepPink4&#39;,
        &#39;HotPink1&#39;, &#39;HotPink2&#39;, &#39;HotPink3&#39;, &#39;HotPink4&#39;, &#39;pink1&#39;, &#39;pink2&#39;, &#39;pink3&#39;, &#39;pink4&#39;,
        &#39;LightPink1&#39;, &#39;LightPink2&#39;, &#39;LightPink3&#39;, &#39;LightPink4&#39;, &#39;PaleVioletRed1&#39;,
        &#39;PaleVioletRed2&#39;, &#39;PaleVioletRed3&#39;, &#39;PaleVioletRed4&#39;, &#39;maroon1&#39;, &#39;maroon2&#39;,
        &#39;maroon3&#39;, &#39;maroon4&#39;, &#39;VioletRed1&#39;, &#39;VioletRed2&#39;, &#39;VioletRed3&#39;, &#39;VioletRed4&#39;,
        &#39;magenta2&#39;, &#39;magenta3&#39;, &#39;magenta4&#39;, &#39;orchid1&#39;, &#39;orchid2&#39;, &#39;orchid3&#39;, &#39;orchid4&#39;, &#39;plum1&#39;,
        &#39;plum2&#39;, &#39;plum3&#39;, &#39;plum4&#39;, &#39;MediumOrchid1&#39;, &#39;MediumOrchid2&#39;, &#39;MediumOrchid3&#39;,
        &#39;MediumOrchid4&#39;, &#39;DarkOrchid1&#39;, &#39;DarkOrchid2&#39;, &#39;DarkOrchid3&#39;, &#39;DarkOrchid4&#39;,
        &#39;purple1&#39;, &#39;purple2&#39;, &#39;purple3&#39;, &#39;purple4&#39;, &#39;MediumPurple1&#39;, &#39;MediumPurple2&#39;,
        &#39;MediumPurple3&#39;, &#39;MediumPurple4&#39;, &#39;thistle1&#39;, &#39;thistle2&#39;, &#39;thistle3&#39;, &#39;thistle4&#39;,
        &#39;gray1&#39;, &#39;gray2&#39;, &#39;gray3&#39;, &#39;gray4&#39;, &#39;gray5&#39;, &#39;gray6&#39;, &#39;gray7&#39;, &#39;gray8&#39;, &#39;gray9&#39;, &#39;gray10&#39;,
        &#39;gray11&#39;, &#39;gray12&#39;, &#39;gray13&#39;, &#39;gray14&#39;, &#39;gray15&#39;, &#39;gray16&#39;, &#39;gray17&#39;, &#39;gray18&#39;, &#39;gray19&#39;,
        &#39;gray20&#39;, &#39;gray21&#39;, &#39;gray22&#39;, &#39;gray23&#39;, &#39;gray24&#39;, &#39;gray25&#39;, &#39;gray26&#39;, &#39;gray27&#39;, &#39;gray28&#39;,
        &#39;gray29&#39;, &#39;gray30&#39;, &#39;gray31&#39;, &#39;gray32&#39;, &#39;gray33&#39;, &#39;gray34&#39;, &#39;gray35&#39;, &#39;gray36&#39;, &#39;gray37&#39;,
        &#39;gray38&#39;, &#39;gray39&#39;, &#39;gray40&#39;, &#39;gray42&#39;, &#39;gray43&#39;, &#39;gray44&#39;, &#39;gray45&#39;, &#39;gray46&#39;, &#39;gray47&#39;,
        &#39;gray48&#39;, &#39;gray49&#39;, &#39;gray50&#39;, &#39;gray51&#39;, &#39;gray52&#39;, &#39;gray53&#39;, &#39;gray54&#39;, &#39;gray55&#39;, &#39;gray56&#39;,
        &#39;gray57&#39;, &#39;gray58&#39;, &#39;gray59&#39;, &#39;gray60&#39;, &#39;gray61&#39;, &#39;gray62&#39;, &#39;gray63&#39;, &#39;gray64&#39;, &#39;gray65&#39;,
        &#39;gray66&#39;, &#39;gray67&#39;, &#39;gray68&#39;, &#39;gray69&#39;, &#39;gray70&#39;, &#39;gray71&#39;, &#39;gray72&#39;, &#39;gray73&#39;, &#39;gray74&#39;,
        &#39;gray75&#39;, &#39;gray76&#39;, &#39;gray77&#39;, &#39;gray78&#39;, &#39;gray79&#39;, &#39;gray80&#39;, &#39;gray81&#39;, &#39;gray82&#39;, &#39;gray83&#39;,
        &#39;gray84&#39;, &#39;gray85&#39;, &#39;gray86&#39;, &#39;gray87&#39;, &#39;gray88&#39;, &#39;gray89&#39;, &#39;gray90&#39;, &#39;gray91&#39;, &#39;gray92&#39;,
        &#39;gray93&#39;, &#39;gray94&#39;, &#39;gray95&#39;, &#39;gray97&#39;, &#39;gray98&#39;, &#39;gray99&#39;]
    
    
    def drawframes(_sw):
        for c in COLORS:
            e= tk.Label(sw.window, text = c, background = c)
            e.pack(fill = tk.X)
    
    r= tk.Tk()
    r.title(&quot;Named colour chart&quot;)
    sw= tk.ScrolledWindow(r, scrollbar=tk.BOTH)
    sw.pack(fill=tk.BOTH, expand=1)
    
    drawframes(sw)
    
    r.mainloop()

Colour chart for Tkinter and Tix

Let&#39;s say I have a Control and its location is relative to its parent.  If its embedded many times and is the great great great grandchild of the main form, how can I determine what its location is on my entire screen, not just its location in the immediate parent?  This is for the purpose of printing a particular Control via a screenshot (since for some controls the DrawToBitmap doesn&#39;t work properly). 

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<p>Let's say I have a Control and its location is relative to its parent.  If its embedded many times and is the great great great grandchild of the main form, how can I determine what its location is on my entire screen, not just its location in the immediate parent?  This is for the purpose of printing a particular Control via a screenshot (since for some controls the DrawToBitmap doesn't work properly).</p>


I want to select a file on the local hard disk when I click a &quot;Browse&quot; button.

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I&#39;m trying to extract the parameters of my URL, something like this.


*/Administration/Customer/Edit/1*

**extract:** 1
-
*/Administration/Product/Edit/18?allowed=true*

**extract:** 18?allowed=true
-
*/Administration/Product/Create?allowed=true*

**extract:** ?allowed=true
-
Someone can help? Thanks!

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I need to resort, in memory, a DataTable based on a column and direction that are coming from a GridView. The function needs to look like this:

    public static DataTable resort(DataTable dt, string colName, string direction)
    {
        DataTable dtOut = null;
    
        ....
    }

I need help filling in this function. I think I can use a Select statement but I am not sure how. I can&#39;t click on Comments because of this browser but you can show me an in-place or new DataTable solution, either one. For the people showing me pointers, please, I need a coded function similar to the one prototyped.

How about:

    // ds.Tables[0].DefaultView.Sort=&quot;au_fname DESC&quot;;
       public static void Resort(ref DataTable dt, string colName, string direction)
       {
            string sortExpression = string.Format(&quot;{0} {1}&quot;, colName, direction);
            dt.DefaultView.Sort = sortExpression;
       }



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I would like to implement logging in my application, but would rather not use any outside frameworks like log4net.

So I would like to do something like DOS&#39;s [echo][1] to a file. What is the most effective way to do it?

Is there a way to log unhandled exceptions logged without using an outside framework?

  [1]: https://ss64.com/nt/echo.html


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I am trying to set a condition that would change the writing inside the title bar...

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How do I determine what platform my C# code is running on? for example whether it is running on Linux or windows so that I can execute different code at runtime.

I have a C# Windows application that I want to build to target Windows and Linux platforms.

So far I have created two project files pointing to the same set of source code files. I then use a conditional compilation statement one of the projects called *LINUX*.

Where there are difference in the actual code I use conditional statements using the conditional compilation statement, for example,

    #if (LINUX)
        &#39; Do something
    #endif

Is there a better way of doing this? I don&#39;t really want to have two project files.






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I&#39;ve got a C# `webforms` app, that until today had been working just swimmingly.

Now today, all of a sudden, every time I try run the app, I get a file locking error: 

&gt; Unable to copy file &quot;obj\Debug\MyProject.exe&quot; to &quot;bin\Debug\MyProject.exe&quot;. The process cannot access the file &quot;bin\Debug\MyProject.exe&quot; because it is being used by another process.

Googling the error doesn&#39;t come up with anything beyond the obvious, i.e. VS thinks the file is locked.  And it is **definitely** Visual Studio itself that locks the file, because when I close VS and reopen it, the project executes fine - the first time.  When I try to run it a second time, I get the file locking error.

Closing VS and reopening every time I want to run the app is not a viable workaround!  How do I find out what&#39;s locking the file, and stop it from getting locked?

__EDIT:__ Another interesting discovery: I don&#39;t even have to run the app.  Just compiling it once causes the file locking; I cannot compile twice in a row!

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Given a database of places with Latitude + Longitude locations, such as 40.8120390, -73.4889650, how would I find all locations within a given distance of a specific location?

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I know that `document.URL` can not be set, while `location.href` can.

But the Document indicates:
 
&gt; URL is a replacement for the DOM Level 0 `location.href` property.

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I have:

    var uri = window.location.href;

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What&#39;s the best and easiest way to get the entire path without the `#hash`?

&lt;!-- language: lang-none--&gt;

    uri    = http://example.com/something#hash
    nohash = http://example.com/something

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&gt; **Possible Duplicate:**  
&gt; [Modify Address Bar URL in AJAX App to Match Current State](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1457/modify-address-bar-url-in-ajax-app-to-match-current-state)  

&lt;!-- End of automatically inserted text --&gt;

How can I change the URL address without redirecting the page?

For instance, when I click on this link below:

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I will grab the URL from the link:

    var path = object.attr(&#39;href&#39;);

If I do this below, the page will be redirected:

    window.location = path;

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  [1]: http://www.pentagram.com/work/#/all/all/newest/

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Colour chart for Tkinter and Tix

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