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Dave Kreskowiak wrote: I don't know why you were down-voted
The usual reason I expect! However, thanks for your high value vote.
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Actually what your are all talking about.I did not vote for anyhting.May be by mistake it get voted.where i can put vote for your answer??
Anu
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Go to the answer message and click on one of the numbers on the right hand side; 1 for bad, 5 for good.
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Hi,
I am trying to create a billing application. In this I need multilanguage support. I have to use Telugu, by which user will be entering the data to fill the form. How do I create an application with Telugu supporting.
Kindly let me know, are there any such samples, so that I can refer and build the application.
Thanks,
Ranga
RN
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Your bigger problem is why are you using VB6 in this day and age for new developement??
VB6 is dead and there won't be any support for it's runtime in Windows 8. Your app is already obsolete and you haven't even finished writing it! Pickup VB.NET and start there before you really screw yourself over having to rewrite this app soon after you release it.
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As mentioned, VB6 isn't for sale anymore. Unlike languages as Pascal or C, VB6 is owned by Microsoft and they have decided to decapitate it. That's happened quite a few years ago, which explains why you're having a hard time finding examples.
Furthermore, VB6 comes from an era where we didn't use UTF8 everywhere. Your best bet would indeed be to move to VB.NET; you can still use most of the old syntax, and multi-language applications are very well supported.
VB.NET is available for free, just as the IDE is. VB6 isn't available. Not for free, not for money.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
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Use VB.Net, VB6 went the way of the dinosaurs.
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VB6 been dead for a long time. You better off using something like VB.Net instead.
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
"Not only do you continue to babble nonsense, you can't even correctly remember the nonsense you babbled just minutes ago." - Rob Graham
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Hello
I have a small problem with combobox.
So the form has a panel with optionbuttons and dependin on the click of user,the combobox will display various items.
the problem is that how often i click the optionbutton,in the combobox the items are being replaced.alfer a few clicks the combobox is full with duclicated names.
how can i avoid this?
i use this code for optionbutton
Private Sub Option1_Click()
Label7.Caption = "Përdoruesi"
Call DB
ar.Open "Select *From tblPerdoruesit", strConek, adOpenStatic, adLockOptimistic
If ar.RecordCount = 0 Then
Exit Sub
Else
ar.MoveFirst
Do While Not ar.EOF
cboSubjekti.AddItem ar!EmriUser
ar.MoveNext
Loop
ar.Close
End If
End Sub
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Where do you 'clear the combobox
combobox.items.clear???
Jan
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Thank you for the help.
i used this code : cboSubjekti.Clear
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hi,
i can change the web.config at run-time because its just like a text file.
is my approach is good thing to change at run-time?
the goal is to change database when the user clicks
a radiobutton, let say, rdoDB1 and rdoDB2.
the problem is grid are not reflecting to the new database but when i close the page then start again,
grid shows data with new database which set in web.config.
thanks in advance for your time.
C# コードMicrosoft End User
2000-2008
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sorry, i figure out already, i just create two connection string.
thanks
C# コードMicrosoft End User
2000-2008
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I use VS2008 where I have a program where I have about 20 tabpages with datagridviews and textboxes.
But when it comes to printing my form my programming skills is not good enough.
Here is how one of my forms looks like:
[IMG]http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k72/johmolan/VB_NET/form1.png[/IMG]
I want to print out the data I have in my datagridviews with the columnheads, together with the data in my textboxes
and the labels explaining what the values are.
I have come to the conclution that there is no easy way to do this, but I still have my hopes up that there is a way to do this.
have anyone of you done something like this before and can give me a little hint on how to go on?
I had some thought on maybe to use somethong like the tabcontrol or something but as I said my skills aint that good yet but maybe some of you can lead me in the right direction.
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I am afraid, you will have to get down and dirty with the PrintDocument Class[^] [MSDN] on this one. Your best bet is to design your output on paper first, and then use the PrintDocument class to recreate this with the printer.
When I was a coder, we worked on algorithms. Today, we memorize APIs for countless libraries — those libraries have the algorithms - Eric Allman
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Hello everyone,
Please look the code below. I use this on a formclosing event.
when i do a trace on the If Me.FireArmsTB_DataSet.HasChanges, it goes directly to the END IF to whatever dlgResult is.
what seems to be wrong here.
Using vb.net
Dim dlgResult As Integer
If Me.FireArmsTB_DataSet.HasChanges Then
dlgResult = MessageBox.Show(Me.Usernamelabel.Text & " " & " " & "êtes vous sûr de sortir sans avoir sauveguarder?", "Fermez!", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.Yes
If dlgResult = 6 Then
Me.FireArmsTBTableAdapter.Update(Me.FireArmsTB_DataSet.FireArmsTB)
ElseIf dlgResult = 7 Then
e.Cancel = False
Else
e.Cancel = True
End If
End If
Thanks in advance
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waner michaud wrote: dlgResult = MessageBox.Show(Me.Usernamelabel.Text & " " & " " & "êtes vous sûr de sortir sans avoir sauveguarder?", "Fermez!", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.Yes
That results in dlgResult being a Boolean, being True or False. That don't make sense with the If statement that follows.
Is your Option Explicit OFF? 
Bastard Programmer from Hell
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I think you have to insert e.Cancel = True
If dlgResult = 6 Then
Me.FireArmsTBTableAdapter.Update(Me.FireArmsTB_DataSet.FireArmsTB)
e.Cancel = True
ElseIf dlgResult = 7 Then
e.Cancel = False
Else
e.Cancel = True
End If
Greetings from Germany
Horst
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i have a form and bindingsource to a entity.i need to sort records using a field.But the sort property has no effect.
The code is :
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lstBindingSource.DataSource=context.lst
lstbindingsource.Sort="name ASC"
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But , the records are not sorted by "name" column.
i try also :
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lstBindingSource.DataSource=from t1 in context.lst order by t1.name ascending
select t1
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.... and this resolve my problem , but when i add a new record or modify the field "name" of an existing record , after that the records are not in order by "name".
What can i do to resolve this problem ?
Thank you.
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alejx wrote: .... and this resolve my problem , but when i add a new record or modify the field "name" of an existing record , after that the records are not in order by "name".
Adding an item usually puts the item last in the list; even Explorer put new folders/files at the bottom of the list as opposed to re-sorting the entire list (until Win7). The list is sorted so you can find something quickly; re-sorting the list so you can find the item you just added doesn't make much sense, even though some users want to see it "sorted" "before" it's "saved".
I haven't worked with the EF, but I'd start here if I was facing the same.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
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I want to read a sentence from a textbox characterwise and as soon as the space character comes the prevoiusly occured characters are to put in a label. I am having problems in array data types.
Here is the code.
Private Sub file_open_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles file_open.Click
Dim count As Integer = 0
Dim objreader As New System.IO.StreamReader(file_name.Text)
TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text & objreader.ReadLine & vbCrLf
Dim myArray1() As Char = TextBox1.Text.ToCharArray()
Dim myArray2 As List(Of Char) = New List(Of Char)
For Each c As Char In myArray1
If c <> " " Then
myArray2.Add(c)
Else
id.Text = myArray2() ' here is the issue
Exit For
End If
Next
End Sub
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of course that won't work, id.Text is a string, and at the moment myArray2 is a list of characters. In general, you can't assign two different types to one another.
Why did you start using a list? a list is not an array (although there is an array deep inside a list).
Please don't use confusing variable names, myArray2 is NOT an array at the moment.
Anyway, a string isn't an array of characters either, even when you can get at the string's characters one by one, as if it were an array of chars. However there is a string constructor that takes an array of chars.
I suggest you step back a bit, and consider choosing, buying and studying a book on VB.NET programming. That will teach you much more in a shorter period of time, and keep you from wasting your time in random experiments while the fundamentals seem missing.
As for your current quest, I think something along these lines
Dim text as string=TextBox1.Text + " "
id.Text=text.SubString(0, text.IndexOf(' ')) is all it takes.
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Further to my answer to your previous question below, this example adds the label for the output;
Dim out As List(Of Char) = New List(Of Char)
If Not IsNothing(TextBox1.Text) Then
For Each item As Char In TextBox1.Text.ToCharArray
If item <> Chr(32) Then
out.Add(item)
Debug.WriteLine(item.ToString)
Else
Debug.WriteLine("Space found......stopping.")
Exit For
End If
Next
End If
If out.Count > 0 Then
Debug.WriteLine("Out Array Contains: " + out.Count.ToString + " items.")
Dim outString As New System.Text.StringBuilder
For Each item As Char In out
outString.Append(item.ToString)
Next
Label1.Text = outString.ToString
Else
Debug.WriteLine("No items in output array")
End If
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Are you serious? Every character that would end up in the result would have been copied six times:
For Each item As Char In TextBox1.Text.ToCharArray
out.Add(item)
outString.Append(item.ToString)
Label1.Text = outString.ToString
BTW: If Not IsNothing(TextBox1.Text) Then is superfluous, TextBox.Text never returns null, when empty (or not explicitly initialized) it returns an empty string, as in ""
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It works, I never said it was efficient! It would have been better just to shift the char straight to the target than through another builder.
When I ran the test this morning, without the line char copy failed when empty. I could have just as easily checked the length (which would have been better).
Anyway, the post is more to get the OP thinking, not necessarily give him the answer on a plate.
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