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You wouldn't do anything with it. The autonumber field will get filled in when the recordset is finally added to the table.
RageInTheMachine9532
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Thanks alot.
I appreciate your help.
Gizmo
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Hi,
I have a dll writen in C++ which contains a fn that takes a char** parameter. Now, if I call this fn from a VB application, how can I specify aargument-value to the fn.
it shows a 'long' in my VB method call.
Shenthil
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char** means : pointer to pointer of type char
pointers are 4 byte integers in Win32
so long is the VB6 type that can represent it..
If you use COM pass BSTRs not chars
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see, I am using the foll. Win32 API. here I want to pass the argument for the third parameter- lpServiceArgVectors . If I call the same api from my .cpp program I will pass the arg.vectors or arg.array. But, in VB how can I pass the vector/array. can u help me?
Public Declare Function StartService Lib "advapi32.dll" Alias "StartServiceA" (ByVal hService As Long, ByVal dwNumServiceArgs As Long, ByVal lpServiceArgVectors As Long) As Long
Shenthil
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I am trying to print the content of a textbox to a printer using visual basic 6. What is the easiest way of doing this?
SDE
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Use the Printer object and it's Print method. See this MSDN section[^] for the docs on printing in VB6.
RageInTheMachine9532
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I am using the classes and methods from the Msxml2.DOMDocument.4.0 namespace to dynamically create an XML file using VBScript. (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/xmlsdk/htm/xml_mth_sz_3jol.asp). I was able to successfully create the XML and load it into memory for parsing. However, for some reason, I am not able to use the SelectSingleNode() method of the IXMLDOMNode object. The error I get is: "Object doesnt support this property or method. Error code: 800A01B6".
Any ideas?
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Does anyone know if you can interact with an embedded OLE object in PowerPoint slideshow mode? I have an OLE object which draws a 3D representation of a plane and would like to manipulate it using mouse events. I can get to the COM interface of my object, but it seems impossible to refresh the content of the slide with the new picture.
Thanks to all,
pnyr
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Ok, first and formost, thanks everybody that helped me with my last 2 questions. I THINK I have that problem all worked out. With less than 2 weeks until my semester project gets done, I'm starting to feel the heat and I'm forgetting some of the very basic of basics. I have a label that I want to change the value of from what I made it at design time to something else during run time. So obviously I need a
label.caption = literal string
statement. My question is... HOW IN GOD'S NAME do you put quotations around a word inside your literal string? I thought there was a way to trap out a character by putting something in front of it, but I can't remember to save my soul...I've tried square brackets, dollar sign, single quote, back quote...everything. Little help?
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Tim Perry
"Remember, comments are there to make people laugh, not to help them fix your code later...because you're code is always perfect"
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Hi Tim. In C# you would escape the double quote with a backslash in front of it. In VB.NET you can always use Chr(34):
dim kQUOTE = Chr(34)
label.caption = "My string with a " & kQUOTE & "quoted" & kQUOTE & " word" I think the Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace has a Quote constant you can use too.
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The chr function idea worked, thanks tons!!! I honestly never would have thought of that one
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Tim Perry
"Remember, comments are there to make people laugh, not to help them fix your code later...because you're code is always perfect"
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You could also just use double-quotes. Where there are two quotes in a row, a single quote marks becomes part of your litereal string:
Dim strLiteral As String = "This is a ""quoted"" string."
lblSomeLabel.Text = strLiteral
will output a label that looks like this:
This is a "quoted" string.
RageInTheMachine9532
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You know, Dave, it's amazing to me the things I have forgotten...
Now I remember two-quotes-in-a-row!  (no really, I used to code in vb a lot... honest!)
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I know the feeling! There's so much I've forgotten about Intel X86 Assembler... like everything...
RageInTheMachine9532
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I tried to implement the code in the article: http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/data_accessor_class.asp and get the following errors when trying to compile using command line. Although the article imports sqlClient, I am using OleDb because of Access database. But the problem occurs even for System.Data.
I have installed .net framework and .net SDK. I do not have Visual Studio .net installed. Am I missing to install something else?
Error
C:\test.vb(1) : error BC30466: Namespace or type 'Data' for the Imports 'System.Data' cannot be found.
Code snippet looks something line this -
Imports System
Imports System.Data
Imports System.Data.OleDb
Public class clsTest
Public Sub New()
End Sub
Public Sub GetSomeData(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
..............
...............
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Hi there. You need to include a reference to the System.Data assembly in your command line for the compiler using the /reference or /r switch. Something like:
vbc /r:System.Data.dll /t:library /out:test.dll test.vb
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Does anyone know how to invoke PositionChanged event programatically on BindingManagerBase object.
When BindingManagerBase is set, the position is 0 (if row count is > 0) and this event won't fire. It will be fired if I change position programatically (BM.Position = 4), but I need that event immidiatly after it is set to do something with row on position 0.
Thanks in advance,
Vasil
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Hello everyone,
I have a little problem with VBScript.
I've written a script that copy the selected text of the current Internet Explorer Window when the user click on the button and it works well.
But in some computers with different security rights, it doesn't.
Here is my code :
' Create the Shell object
Set Wsh = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Wsh.SendKeys "^{c}" ' send Ctrl+C, copy to clipboard
Set IE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
Dim Num
with IE
.navigate "about:blank"
Num = .document.parentwindow.clipboardData.getData ("text")
.quit
end with
I guess that a user needs to have special rights to create a shell in a script and execute a command...
So How can I get the selected without using a shell ?
A way could be to execute copy from the Window where the button was clicked... But How do I get the object of the "parent" window of the script ?
Is there some kind of WScript.Parent attribute ?
Thanks,
Jerome
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Hi guys,
How can i create my own description of the method i defined in my class such that when i call this method a TOOLTIP will come out exposing the Description i wrote for that particular method. Just like the members of any class in any assembly. When you press period (.) the members will come out and a tooltip will be displayed categorically showing the signature, return type and purpose for this method.
Tnx a lot!
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I already told you, you need a third party tool to do this in VB.NET. The VB.NET compiler currently does not support generating the XML file required. VBCommentor on GotDotNet.com is a great place to start if you want to do this! Or, you could rewrite your classes in C#...
VBCommentor on GotDotNet.com[^]
RageInTheMachine9532
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