Visual Basic

evilnoodle wrote:

I was hoping there was some kind of System Event that I could catch.

evilnoodle wrote:

So to get an accurate on-the-hour event

evilnoodle wrote:

When the app starts, poll every second until (now.second MOD 10) = 0;
Then poll the system time every 10 seconds until now.second = 0; (on the minute)
Then poll the system time every 60 seconds until now.minute = 0; (on the hour)

evilnoodle wrote:

on't know if it's justified but I'm always worried that timers with short intervals use excessive CPU, even when they have little or no code to execute....

vahidkiani wrote:

How can I send multiple messages using "GsmCommunication.dll"

tatchung wrote:

So I was thinking it would look something like array1(0(array2(0)).

Dim array1(3)() As String
array1(0) = new String() { "Receive", "Sent", "Sent", "DLR" }
array1(1) = new String() { "Receive", "Sent", "Sent" }
array1(2) = new String() { "Receive", "Sent", "Sent", "Sent" }

Dim x(1) As String
x(0) = "Receive"
x(1) = "Sent"
array1(3) = x 'Puts the reference in the outer array

array1(0)(1)

tatchung wrote:

Aim small, miss small

Guffa wrote:

"The greater danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it."

Dim aTest(1 To 2) As Variant
    Dim bTest(1 To 1) As Variant
    aTest(1) = 1
    aTest(2) = 2
    bTest(1) = aTest
    MsgBox bTest(1)(1)
    MsgBox bTest(1)(2)