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In a winform , Me.Close() will active a close event.
However , this event could not be edited in vs.net 2005 beta 2.
Why?
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It's an event, you subscribe to it, you don't override it.
It's explained in the VS 2005 beta 2 docs, do a search there.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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I search in google with these keywords:
VS 2005 beta 2 docs close event winform
The result is not good.
Should I write the close event myself?
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Search http://msdn.microsoft.com[^] for "Form.Close" or "Form.Closing event".
RageInTheMachine9532
"...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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Why didn't you install the documentation when you installed beta 2 ? If you don't have the docs on your hard drive, do what Dave said.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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I need help urgently. I have to develop a program that, after entering decimal values into it, converts it into hexadecimal and writes it into a .xls file.
I have managed to complete the conversion portioon but when i write the values to the file, it writes the values vertically downwards, starting with the last records entered.
I need help to write the values horizontally and only in 3 columns....SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!!!!!
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hi, how to connect a console app. to another app. running on a VPN server over http?
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hello, I need help on the readline method.
I am working on a project that requires me to read from a textfile and import it to an excel worksheet.
I have a problem reading from the textfile. Can someone help me on this matter.
my code looks similar to this:
dim str as string = ""
dim fr as new streamreader(filename)
do
str = fr.readline
str = str.substring(22,6)
loop until fr.peek<0
I've got a problem when using the substring method.
I need to get the information on that spesific location, but I got an error msg saying that my index and length is out of bounds.
But When I check on my original file, the line has enough length and index.
This is an example:
original file:
"I have a problem with readline method"
But my str:
"I have a proble"
This only happens to some of the lines in the file. I wonder why that is.
Someone please help :p
Thank You
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Why are you using the substring method? I assume you are looking to take only a part of the actuall string. If that is the case your line str.substring(22,6) tells me to start at position 22 and read the next 6 characters. Does that sound right??
I use the following way to read from a text file
Dim str as string = string.Empty
Dim sr as new StreamReader(filename)
Do while sr.Peak > -1
str = sr.readline
'Do what ever needs to be done with the string.
Loop
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hellow to all
i am looking for a way to put a string into array so that i can slide to anywhere i wana to in the array and pick up letters ..
thxx for anyhelp .
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What i have understood from your question that you want to store the string into array of characters.
For this, function (ToCharArray) is provides already in String Class and u just need to do like this.
Dim str as string = "Khurram"
Dim char() as char = str.ToCharArray()
and u will get array of each character from the string.
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As far as putting it anywhere you want in the array. If you mean take an array and put it in the middle of another array...the easiest way I know of is to make another array and add the elements from both arrays until you have what you want. Array doesn't have an insert..but, arraylist does.
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how can i predefined a path, drive, folder, source, destination, for a user, by using a textbox, a button control and a messagebox . In other words, How can i setup a fixed path for the textbox, before the user types the filename.
Is it possible?
I need some help to setup a textbox with predefined paths. Like the user will type a filename and click find, the find button will start the procedure of finding the files, I have no problem doing that with hard code paths, but I do not know how to do it for any file, so far the way i'm doing it is by typing the paths and filename in my code, but is there any way to do that randomly, how can i look for any file at any time in my predefined locations, instead of just having to type the file name in my code?
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Have you used the system.io class? Use DirectoryInfo class to get the directory you want. Use DirectoryInfo.GetFiles to get the files that are in the directory.
dim dr as New DirectoryInfo("C:\")<br />
dim fl() as FileInfo=dr.GetFiles
these classese provide ways of checking directories and files to make sure they exist.
Also to double check that a location is good you may want to use Split() to split the location into each directory (use the character "\") and use DirectoryInfo.Exists() to ensure that each path exists.
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Can anyone Please show me how to create a text overlay which will display over a full-screen directx capable game.
thanks
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I need to come up with an application that allows dynamic configuration of database connectivity via the Windows ODBC Datasource Administration Interface. How do I call this dialog interface from within a .Net Application.
JRM
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Well I have done this around 5 years back in VB6. So dont have the code but I think that I found the sample code from www.VBCode.com by that time. check there if this helps....
remember one thing.. while coding I made some mistake by that time and it results in my window re-installation.. so be careful while changing the code...
Best of luck...
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hello!
i have to programm a remote desktop app in vb.net (because the whole project is in vb.net) and i don't know how to do so?
does anyone have code or can help me?
it is really urgent!
thanks!
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Reinhard Taucher wrote:
i have to programm a remote desktop app in vb.net (because the whole project is in vb.net) and i don't know how to do so?
That is very vague. Can you be more specific? For example, what do you mean by a "remote desktop app"? Is this an application that will be run through a remote desktop connection? Or do you want to programatically control a remote desktop connection? Or what?
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Hi
I'm trying to use a .Net User Control in a VB6 Form.
I've created the control, as a class of a class library, adding references to System.Windows.Form. The class inherits from UserControl and implent an interface that is suposed to expose the control's methods to com:
Class declaration:
<guidattribute("8dfe85ee-604a-4350-b4fc-8b6e97cc1a08"), _
classinterface(classinterfacetype.none)=""> _
Public Class UserControl1
Inherits System.Windows.Forms.UserControl
Implements IUserControl1
'Constructor and initialize components
public function doSomething() as string
return "hello"
end function
End Class
' Interface
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
<interfacetypeattribute(cominterfacetype.interfaceisiunknown)> _
Public Interface IEJSimple
function doSomething() as string
End Interface
Then i execute de tlbexp and regasm commands and create a new project in visual basic 6 with reference to the tlb generated with tlbexp.
with this code:
Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim o As Object
Set o = Me.Controls.Add("mySolution.UserControl1", "o")
o.Visible = True
End Sub
I can add the control to the VB6 form i'm not able to call the doSomething() method. The error i get is "the object does not admit that property or method(error #438)"
I also tried to add the control to the VB form as follow:
Dim o As mySolution.UserControl1
Set o = Me.Controls.Add("mySolution.UserControl1", "o")
But i get a type missmatch error.
¿What is wrong with this o what i'm forgetting?
Thanks
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Hai..
I need to display the wave signal from MP3 file. Please help me any body have idea. Otherwise give me some related information.
Thanks,
e.veera raghavendra
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That will display the wave signal from the wave file. But, i need to display the wave signal from MP3.
Thanks,![Rose | [Rose]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
e.veera raghavendra
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