dexinfo | A very rudimentary Android DEX file parser | Parser library
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[] Dex file: classes.dex. [] DEX magic: 64 65 78 0A 30 33 35 00 [] DEX version: 035 [] Adler32 checksum: 0x6b7223bc [] SHA1 signature: fca1af87e410f88d6bbd07852f0819f435222988. [] Number of classes in the archive: 8 [] Class 1 (HelloWorld.java): 1 direct methods, 1 virtual methods direct method 1 = virtual method 1 = onClick [] Class 2 (HelloWorld.java): 2 direct methods, 1 virtual methods direct method 1 = direct method 2 = access$0 virtual method 1 = onCreate [] Class 3 (R.java): 1 direct methods, 0 virtual methods direct method 1 = . Same file, with verbose information: $ dexinfo classes.dex -V.
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Answered 2017-Jun-09 at 13:53Change:
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I'm trying to display data that I pull from text files within my program.cs to a DataGridView
, but the table remains blank when I run the code.
Another problem I have is that when the form opens it stops running through the code.
Basically what the code does is it downloads .zip files from an sftp server, unzips a text file, reads through the file adding each line to an array and splits a certain line into an array. I'm trying to get the variables from that array to appear on a DataGridView
in my form.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-08 at 13:07What your program is basically doing is it runs the Form, downloads the zip file, processes the zip file and that's it.
You will need to do all this in the form's form_load event or a button click event instead of the Main().
- remove the Application.Run(new form1) from the beginning of the code. Not required.
- Move everything before the last Application.Run(new Form1) [Note this is with 'F' which is the correct one] to the a private function inside the form. Let's call it processFile()
- Call this processFile() in the Form1_Load() event.
- Assign m to the DataGridView's data property and call DataGridView.Bind() to bind the data to the datagrid control.
UPDATE: Since you have a button and a Button_Click event, put the processFile() in the Button's click event. When the form is displayed, click the button to get the whole process running
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I'm trying to display data that I pulled from text files within my program to a DataGridView but I'm having trouble finding out how to do it, another problem I have is that when the form opens it stops running through the code.
Here is the main part of my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-08 at 12:45For your specific error of "cannot create an instance of the abstract class or interface IList", the problem is that you're trying to create an instance of an interface. You want a concrete class. For example, List implements IList so you can do
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