This will resize image to be 1024 height or width (whichever is bigger). Explore other options to look for things like image quality. using (var image = Image.FromFile(file.FullName)){ int newHeight, newWidth; if (image.Height > image.Width) { newHeight = 1024; newWidth = (int)(1024.0 * image.Width / image.Height); } else { newWidth = 1024; newHeight = (int)(1024.0 […]
“use strict”;const fs = require(“fs”);const request = require(“request”);// Simple GETrequest(“http://localhost:14519/Test/GetHtml”, (err, resp, body) => { console.log(“err: ” + err); console.log(“statusCode: ” + resp.statusCode); console.log(“body: ” + body);});// Output GET results to filerequest(“http://localhost:14519/Test/GetJson”).pipe(fs.createWriteStream(“result.json”));// POST with form parametersrequest.post({ url: “http://localhost:14519/Test/PostParams”, form: { name: “John Smith” },}, (err, resp, body) => { console.log(“err: ” + err); console.log(“statusCode: ” […]
“use strict”;const request = require(“request”);go((err, data) => { if (err) { console.error(`ERROR: ${err}`); } else { console.log(“———————————–“); data.forEach(x => { console.log(`success: ${x.success}`); console.log(`URL: ${x.url}`); console.log(`bodyLength: ${x.bodyLength}`); console.log(`error: ${x.err}`); console.log(“———————————–“); }); } console.log(“DONE”);});function go(callback) { var results = []; const urls = [ “http://www.google.com”, “http://www.yahoo.com”, “http://www.bing.com”, “asdf”, “http://www.apple.com” ]; let seq = Promise.resolve(); urls.forEach(url => { […]
function getSelText(){ if (window.getSelection) { return window.getSelection(); } else if (document.getSelection) { return document.getSelection(); } else if (document.selection) { return document.selection.createRange().text; } return “”;}
var conn1 = new SqlConnection(cs); conn1.Open(); var comm1 = conn1.CreateCommand(); comm1.CommandText = “Proc1;”; new Thread(() => { try { Console.WriteLine(“Executing comm1”); comm1.ExecuteNonQuery(); Console.WriteLine(“comm1 done”); } catch (Exception ex) { Console.WriteLine(“comm1: ” + ex); } }).Start(); var conn2 = new SqlConnection(cs); conn2.Open(); var comm2 = conn2.CreateCommand(); comm2.CommandText = “Proc2”; new Thread(() => { try { […]
// PM> Install-Package Nito.AsyncEx using Nito.AsyncEx; class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { AsyncContext.Run(() => MainAsync(args)); } static async void MainAsync(string[] args) { // await Something… }} This was an answer on StackOverflow by async/await superstar and blogger Stephen Cleary, who wrote the referenced NuGet package.
Turns out there’s a super easy command for seeing which version of .NET Core is installed on your desktop or server: dotnet –info
WITH cte AS ( SELECT s.name + ‘.’ + t.name AS TableName, c.name AS ColumnName FROM sys.tables t INNER JOIN sys.schemas s ON t.schema_id = s.schema_id INNER JOIN sys.columns c ON c.object_id = t.object_id AND c.is_identity = 1 ) SELECT TableName, ColumnName, IDENT_SEED(TableName) AS Seed, IDENT_INCR(TableName) AS Increment, IDENT_CURRENT(TableName) AS LastIdentity FROM cte order by […]
Refresh Views: create procedure util.RefreshViewsasbegin declare @msg nvarchar(1000); set @msg = ‘————- Executing RefreshViews ————-‘; raiserror(@msg, 0, 1) with nowait; set nocount on; declare @viewNames table ( FullName nvarchar(261) — ‘[‘ + 128 + ‘].[‘ + 128 + ‘]’ ); insert @viewNames (FullName) select ‘[‘ + object_schema_name([object_id]) + ‘].[‘ + [name] + ‘]’ from sys.views; […]
Destructuring allows you to take an object or array, and pull pieces of it out into local variables. This can be useful to keep code more readable and avoid holding a reference to an object when you don’t need it any longer. You can use this in both JavaScript and TypeScript. View code on GitHub
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