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First of all: The unit tests in this case are functional tests using Selenium Webdriver. The reason for this is that I like the VS unit test framework, and find it easy to organize the solution with separate projects for the actual automation and the tests. This is a framework which is...

It's located in the main thread of the class Program.cs, which is created automatically by Visual Studio. I'm not sure if changing any of that is a good idea? static void Main() { Application.EnableVisualStyles(); Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false)...

Hm. If I remove the try-catch in the example code, I get a new exception in the Program.cs file: System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException. This is the code where that happens: static void Main() { Application.EnableVisualStyles()...

In my small, simple Forms application I'm experiencing a lot of Exeptions which I'm trying to handle. Some are apparently related to .NET and hence out of my control. But some are related to my code. Here's an example: for (int i = 0; i < userPanel.RowCount * userPanel.RowCount - 1; i++) {...

Windows 10 64-bit, VS 2015 Enterprise. I've got a simple Windows Forms application which lets you insert an URL and user credentials in some TextBoxes. Then you can click a button which opens Selenium ChromeDriver and accesses the URL with the entered credentials. Then there's a button to kill...

Thanks. Good advice and clarification :tennis: Anchor seems to work as well. And I agree with what you're saying about one control containing the cells.

I've got a TableLayoutPanel in which I create rows of the following "on the fly": Label TextBox TextBox Label TextBox TextBox Label TextBox TextBox I create the controls like this: for (int i = 0; i < Properties.Settings.Default.rowcount; i++) { userPanel.Controls.Add(new Label() { Text...

I did. I created a new solution and replicated the original solution manually. In this solution, the error occurs in both the Release and Debug configurations. So, this is the new state: Original Solution: - Debug configuration: Suddenly started throwing NullReferenceException exceptions...

Typo. Thanks for pointing that out.

In my long series of strange problems, I've encountered a new one today: Normally, when I create a Windows Forms application and build the solution, I can go to the Solution -> Project -> bin -> Release/Debug folder and run the executable file directly from Explorer. However, I'm suddenly...

Visual Studio Enterprise 2015. Simple Windows Forms C# application, which a few TextBoxes. The information in the text boxes are stored in an application.settings file, so that the entries are saved and reloaded on quit/startup. Up until now, I've been building and running the app in VS in the...

Thanks. The looping is not a problem - I'm not THAT much of a noob :D I'm not able to get .Item[] to work: "TableLayoutControlCollection does not contain a definition for 'Item'..." However, after much messing and looking around, I found this: userPanel.GetControlFromPosition(1, 0).Text

Hm. I can't see how? There's .Control.IndexOf(), but that requires a named reference to the control, as far as I can see? I don't see a way to get the contents of a for instance "control number 1" in the table? I'm creating 3 rows with 3 controls on each row. What I want is a way to say "Give...

I've got a TableLayoutPanel (called userPanel) where I create 3 rows containing one label and two text boxes. At the application startup, I create them like this: public MainForm() { InitializeComponent(); for (int i = 0; i < userPanel.RowCount; i++) { userPanel.Controls.Add(new...