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I know this is not quite in the spirit of the question. However, it should be as simple as

Double buffering a form is not always the magic trick to solve all your flicker problems. you need to understand why you are having that flicker in the first place.

if you use the canvas object directly a lot in the paint routine, then you are doing nothing.

Most the time to solve this problem and reduce the flicker, you need to draw on a memory bitmap then at last CopyRect that to your canvas object.

Something like this for your component (Replace the Paint procedure with this code)

Although it looks a bit off, it is working correctly.

You'd add the link to that file in your RSS reader, then that XML file is periodically read to build a feed.

Based on what you've asked for, Regex.Matches(File.ReadAllText(myFile), "Gold").Count will do the job, probably more efficiently than anything you can write yourself. But a more interesting problem is to find all planes whose Color property is Gold :)

(oh I forgot to ask about case sensitivity, but you can specify that in the 2nd parameter to Regex.Matches)

Try with marshaling and unmarshalling mechanism

The only part that's executed is the Main static method. If you want to execute other methods, you should call them explicitly.

There is no need to write your own parser. In javascript double quotes json is standard json format. So you can use double quotes inside your json and wrap it in a single quote for it to be parsed as valid JSON.

Please note that I could list out all of this in comments section so opting to write an answer instead and I am only trying to answer the below question since it's highlight in bold.

Where it is documented what kinds of relations can be included here? In particular, is there a meaningful difference between the Hypernym "is-a" and Hypernym "subclass-of" types of relation? Where are the fSymbol values documented?

fSymbols

A complete list of fSymbols can be referenced in pointer.txt file BabelNet-API-4.0\resources\jlt folder. I wouldn't call them being fully documented but that's where you can find them and I haven't found this list to be provided anywhere on BabeNet website. Also, I had to cut short the list below as I do not want overload this thread. You would have to download the api folder from here and extract it.

You should download the project that you want to reference and build it in release mode.

That should generate the DLLs containing that project (they should be in the bin/Release folder inside the project directory).

Then, you can follow this instructions to reference those DLLs from inside your project.

After doing that, you should be able to use that project functionality inside your own project.