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Why would you need to ? You can use an anonymous method, or you can write a common method that all the comboboxes call when they change.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Not with that VB6 code he's using...
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So am I to believe that I cannot do this?
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Oh, I didn't say that.
Two things. First, unless you say otherwise, everyone will assume you're using VB.NET. The code you get to a VB.NET project to do anything like this will never work in VB6.
Second, I don't support anyone/anything using VB6. Though, there may be other people around here who do.
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hi there,
I am trying to create a chart in crystal report (VS 2005) and want to show mmm-yy in group axis. But the issue is that if i use date (ordered on change of every month) it shows mm-yyyy and if i use a formatted string formula it is sorted alphabetically while I want it to sort in correct month order. Please advise
Salman Sheikh
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IIRC we used to include the additional field used for sorting in the result set from the stored proc, I think CR lets you set up 1 field for display and another for sorting. CR charts are crap, we went to reporting services so we could integrate Dundas Charts.
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Solved it, In data section of chart expert, click on the group, click on order, select "In Original Order" from the dropdown and order the query in required order or use the group column in crystal report sort expert.
Salman Sheikh
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I have a small project where I have a single array of names followed by phone numbers. I need to load the names into a combo box. Which I can do until I get to the end of the array where the next index is invalid. How can I test and stop the lookup?
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You can use a loop? Arrays are 0 indexed and you can get the count by doing array.Count - 1
so you can do
Public sub ttt()
Dim array(10) As Integer
For index As Integer = 0 To array.Count - 1
Next
End Sub
If this doesn't answer your question then I have no idea what the hell you're talking about.
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I believe it is Length and not Count
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if you allocate a large array and then fill some of it with meaningful elements, leaving the remainder untouched, then arrays are not the best choice, you should use a generic List instead. Then you can iterate its content with a simple For Each
If all this is unfamiliar, you should look it up (Google) or better yet read an introductory book on VB.NET
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
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Hi All
I am in fix of displaying the result of google search in VB(not in vb.net)
Is this possible to search any thing in google search using VB and displaying on the form using custom design.
Many many thanks in advance..
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This would be a great time to upgrade to vb.net, as VB6 is a dead, non-supported language.
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MY Support Statement:
VB6 Runtime: Not supported
Visual Studio 6: Not supported
Visual Basic 6 IDE: Not supported
* on ANY Windows platform
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I would concur with your support statement.
Steve Jowett
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Real programmers don't comment their code. If it was hard to write, it should be hard to read.
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote: MY Support Statement:
There's a small difference there between you and me: you're a well-known name and can make demands based upon reputation and past work experience.
I'd go with what the customer wants, and with the tools that are available. Anyway, I wouldn't be too surprised to find the VB6 runtime on Weven-machines in the next couple o' years.
I posted a link to the support-statement because VB6 questions are invariably answered in the same way, and that answer just isn't completely accurate. One cannot get support for VB6 from Microsoft, but the Operating System will support it. That might be an important factor if you had to decide whether to (let someone) rewrite a large application.
Dim I As Troll 
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: There's a small difference there between you and me: you're a well-known name and can make demands based upon reputation and past work experience.
Not quite. I keep demanding the demise of VB6 but it just won't die, no matter how many stakes you drive through its heart!
I just refuse to support anyone asking questions while they still use VB6. If we keep supporting it in the community, people and companies will just keep using it.
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote: If we keep supporting it in the community, people and companies will just keep using it.
If this were the official CP stance, it would make sense to add a sentence to this effect on the top of this forum.
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
I only read code that is properly indented, and rendered in a non-proportional font; hint: use PRE tags in forum messages
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Essentially, the issue as I understand it, is people in the third world whose PCs won't run .NET. Beyond that, there is no good reason for using VB6, I agree with Dave. But the site is surely not going to lock anyone out, although the absence of a VB6 forum when they are different languages suggests that there's no expectation that VB6 will need get a lot of use, going forward.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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OK, seems fair. So we probably keep things as they are (I don't expect Chris to split a forum, it is hard), and we continue to answer questions, i.e. those who can remember how things got done (or not) in VB.
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
I only read code that is properly indented, and rendered in a non-proportional font; hint: use PRE tags in forum messages
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Oh I'm not saying that they should be locked out of CP. I just choose to not support VB6 anymore. I'm kind of going against the fact that there were a bunch of VB.NET MVP's that clamored to Microsoft to continue support for VB6 into Vista and beyond.
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shailendra_csp wrote: Is this possible to search any thing in google search using VB
Yup
You'd put your question in the query-string, and then fetch[^] the resultpage. Once you got the results, read them as a text and fish out the things that you want.
I are Troll
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Hello
I want to insert a picture flowing by other that at the end it have a meaning
So the number of these picture depend on the user input throug a textbox
Ex:
if the user input is: a*b
so the system will draw 3 circle
the 1st one with an arrow that point to the 2nd
the second with an arrow pointing to the 3rd
notice that these figure exist
any idea
Thanks in advance
Assaf
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Any chance you can clear up your question a bit, I'm having a hard time deciphering exactly what it is you want. What have you tried so far? Any chance you can post some relevant code so I can try to see what you're doing?
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