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how can use help.showpopup() method to display non unicode text ( arabic text ) in Popup window in vb 2005 applications samy ansara3-Jun-09 6:47 samy ansara 3-Jun-09 6:47  When using ShowPopup() method in vb 2005 professional edition application , to display Arabic text Popup window , at run time we get the text displayed in incorrect characters. what can i do to solve this problem . does the Popup Window in vb 2005 support Arabic language ? Please help me . modified on Thursday, June 4, 2009 10:34 AM Re: how can use help.showpopup() to display non unicode text ( arabic text ) in Popup window in vb 2005 Christian Graus3-Jun-09 10:34 Christian Graus 3-Jun-09 10:34  What is ShowPopup ? Is this a web question or is this is nasty VB shortcut to an actual .NET method ? Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Please read this[^] if you don't like the answer I gave to your question. "! i don't exactly like or do programming and it only gives me a headache." - spotted in VB forums. Re: how can use help.showpopup() to display non unicode text ( arabic text ) in Popup window in vb 2005 Dave Kreskowiak3-Jun-09 17:13 Dave Kreskowiak 3-Jun-09 17:13  It ain't a VB shortcut. It's got to be something on the JavaScript side. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: how can use help.showpopup() to display non unicode text ( arabic text ) in Popup window in vb 2005 Christian Graus3-Jun-09 21:06 Christian Graus 3-Jun-09 21:06  I thought so, but google gave me nothing, so..... Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Please read this[^] if you don't like the answer I gave to your question. "! i don't exactly like or do programming and it only gives me a headache." - spotted in VB forums. Re: how can use help.showpopup() to display non unicode text ( arabic text ) in Popup window in vb 2005 David Skelly3-Jun-09 22:29 David Skelly 3-Jun-09 22:29  Maybe you should try Google again. Top of the search results list for ShowPopup it gave me this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.help.showpopup.aspx[^] which is exactly what the OP is asking about in the subject line of his post. Microsoft seem to think it's a .NET method, and I guess they should know. Unfortunately, I can't help with the original question about Arabic characters since I've never done any RTL stuff. Re: how can use help.showpopup() to display non unicode text ( arabic text ) in Popup window in vb 2005 Christian Graus3-Jun-09 23:19 Christian Graus 3-Jun-09 23:19  Weird. I searched VB.NET ShowPopup and got nothing. I take solace in the fact that Dave had never heard of it either. Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Please read this[^] if you don't like the answer I gave to your question. "! i don't exactly like or do programming and it only gives me a headache." - spotted in VB forums. Re: how can use help.showpopup() to display non unicode text ( arabic text ) in Popup window in vb 2005 Dave Kreskowiak4-Jun-09 1:24 Dave Kreskowiak 4-Jun-09 1:24  No, I haven't. I don't even use the Help class. And from the OP's description, it didn't look like he was either. It looked more like a description of a problem with showing a normal window. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Striker.dbz3-Jun-09 5:12 Striker.dbz 3-Jun-09 5:12  I have this program below when i click this the text in textbox1 should replace the value of x as a command line variable but this isn't happening. Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim x As String x = TextBox1.Text Shell("un.cmd x", AppWinStyle.NormalFocus, False) End Sub Any help would be great. please respond asap. thanks. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Kschuler3-Jun-09 5:14 Kschuler 3-Jun-09 5:14  Try this: Shell("un.cmd " & x, AppWinStyle.NormalFocus, False) Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Striker.dbz3-Jun-09 5:18 Striker.dbz 3-Jun-09 5:18  I says "file not found" while debugging, and crashes. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Kschuler3-Jun-09 5:21 Kschuler 3-Jun-09 5:21  Sorry, I first wrote this: Shell("un.cmd" & x, AppWinStyle.NormalFocus, False) Then edited my comment to this (with a space after un.cmd): Shell("un.cmd " & x, AppWinStyle.NormalFocus, False) Try the one with the space. You were putting your variable in your code as a string, not the variable name. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Striker.dbz3-Jun-09 5:49 Striker.dbz 3-Jun-09 5:49  Thanks that worked but when my variable i.e text in the textbox1 contains spaces only first word is shown. this is what i want to actually do. @echo off 7zr a -mx9 "%1".7z "%1".ecm pause this is a batch program to create archives of any file give as first argument to it. now what i want to do is that i want do the same using vb so that i don't need an extra batch program. Can you please tell me how to doing by replacing the varibles %1 as variable x something like this dim x as string x = textbox1.text shell("7zr a -mx9 "x".7z "x".ecm") thanks. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Kschuler3-Jun-09 7:27 Kschuler 3-Jun-09 7:27  If your file name has spaces in it, I believe you have to surround the filename with double quotes. You'd want something like this: Shell("7zr a -mx9 " & """" & x & ".7z" & """" & " " & """" & x & ".ecm") Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Striker.dbz3-Jun-09 21:02 Striker.dbz 3-Jun-09 21:02  Thank you very much it worked. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Striker.dbz3-Jun-09 21:18 Striker.dbz 3-Jun-09 21:18  can you please explain how it was done. Thanks. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Kschuler4-Jun-09 2:43 Kschuler 4-Jun-09 2:43  Shell("7zr a -mx9 " & """" & x & ".7z" & """" & " " & """" & x & ".ecm") "7zr a -mx9 " is the call to your program, the space after the 9 is to get ready for the first parm. & """" concats a double quote & x concats your variable file name & ".7z" concats the extension & """" concats a double quote & " " concats a space to get ready for the next parm & """" concats a double quote & x concats your variable file name & ".ecm" concats the extension So...looks like I forgot to put the last quote in... you need one more of these: & """" for the last double quote. When your x variable is set to My File...this would be the output: 7zr a -mx9 "My File.7z" "My File.ecm" Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Striker.dbz4-Jun-09 4:51 Striker.dbz 4-Jun-09 4:51  thanks Now i Figured it out. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Dave Kreskowiak3-Jun-09 5:47 Dave Kreskowiak 3-Jun-09 5:47  The Shell statement is deprectated and is only there for backward compatibility of upgraded VB6 code. Use the Process class instead. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Striker.dbz3-Jun-09 5:52 Striker.dbz 3-Jun-09 5:52  Do you mean diagnostics.process.start ? But that doesn't wait for process to finish. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Luc Pattyn3-Jun-09 7:36 Luc Pattyn 3-Jun-09 7:36  Striker.dbz wrote: that doesn't wait for process to finish That must have been an excellent reason for coming up with an entire class; lots of useful methods are available. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Dave Kreskowiak3-Jun-09 12:35 Dave Kreskowiak 3-Jun-09 12:35  Did you bother to read the documentation on the Process class or even look through the Intellisense list after you typed Process.?? Maybe that WaitForExit method might be useful for something... A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? [modified] Striker.dbz3-Jun-09 20:50 Striker.dbz 3-Jun-09 20:50  Can you please elaborate i am very new to programming? Thanks. modified on Thursday, June 4, 2009 3:03 AM Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? 0x3c03-Jun-09 21:45 0x3c0 3-Jun-09 21:45  Process.Start just starts a process; just as Shell does. However, it returns a Process instance. If you call WaitForExit on this Process instance, your main application's thread will block until the process closes Between the idea And the reality Between the motion And the act Falls the Shadow Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? Striker.dbz3-Jun-09 21:58 Striker.dbz 3-Jun-09 21:58  Is it something like this dim x as an integer x = Process.start("program.exe") call Waitforexit(x) Please reply asap. Re: How to use a an environment variable as argument to an program using shell command in VB.net 2005? 0x3c03-Jun-09 22:09 0x3c0 3-Jun-09 22:09  No, something like this: Dim p As Process = Process.Start(...) p.WaitForExit() You can also pass an additional parameter to WaitForExit which specifies a timeout period - useful if your application is waiting for a process to finish, but cannot finish for some reason Between the idea And the reality Between the motion And the act Falls the Shadow

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