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Wes Aday1-Apr-12 13:30

Wes Aday

1-Apr-12 13:30

Pasan148 wrote:
But not on Win 7

Don't you think that "It doesn't work under Win 7" is a bit vague?

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Peter_in_27801-Apr-12 16:08

Peter_in_2780

1-Apr-12 16:08

Give him a break. At least he can spot the difference betwqeen XP and Weven. Poke tongue | ;-P

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Wes Aday1-Apr-12 16:14

Wes Aday

1-Apr-12 16:14

Peter_in_2780 wrote:
Give him a break

I did give him a break. I merely pointed out that his question was not at all clear. It does not even follow forum guidelines. At least *I* did not vote him down. Poke tongue | ;-P

Peter_in_27801-Apr-12 16:23

Peter_in_2780

1-Apr-12 16:23

Wes Aday wrote:
At least *I* did not vote him down.

Nor me.

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Pasan1482-Apr-12 7:26

Pasan148

2-Apr-12 7:26

I can't understand why it's not clear for you. I just want to modify that code to work on Windows 7 too. If you know the answer please let me know. If you don't know the answer just ignore it.

Luc Pattyn2-Apr-12 9:53

Luc Pattyn

2-Apr-12 9:53

Pasan148 wrote:
It works perfect on Win XP. But not on Win 7

Pasan148 wrote:
I can't understand why it's not clear

"doesn't work" does not convey any information, that is the problem with your post. What is happening? the program refuses to launch? it throws an exception? it exits without any message? the computer explodes? or what?

"doctor, it hurts" cannot be turned into an effective diagnosis.

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Eddy Vluggen1-Apr-12 22:40

1-Apr-12 22:40

Pasan148 wrote:

It works perfect on Win XP. But not on Win 7. What's the issue here. How do I modify this code to work on Win 7 too.

Identify the part that's failing and try and write a replacement for it.

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C, VB.net, MySql

kus_hal031-Apr-12 0:02

kus_hal03

1-Apr-12 0:02

I have developed one GUI in vb.net but now I want to use C as backend code along with MySql as database.
Is it possible to create such a application.

I have been using C and MySql under Fedora and I have my GUI ready in vb.net. Can you tell me how can I communicate these thing together?

For ex. I have add button on front end, when I click add button, and instead of defining functionality in vb.net I want to send input to C function and then C function will execute and return output.

Re: C, VB.net, MySql

Eddy Vluggen1-Apr-12 2:22

1-Apr-12 2:22

kus_hal03 wrote:
I have been using C and MySql under Fedora and I have my GUI ready in vb.net. Can you tell me how can I communicate these thing together?

Using a variety of techniques. What's the VB.NET GUI running on, is it a Windows system, or is it running on the same Fedora-machine?

Easiest way to have them communicate would be over web-services.

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Re: C, VB.net, MySql

LCARS x3211-Apr-12 9:14

LCARS x32

11-Apr-12 9:14

You can also export your C classes in such a way that VB.net can use them like you would API calls. I did this on a shell I developed so that I could get the sytem tray icons. Search google for "Use C++ DLL in VB.net". Another option is to use WndProc messages between the two applications. That's the way I would go personally. The concept you'll want to research is "inter-process communication".

Re: C, VB.net, MySql

Eddy Vluggen11-Apr-12 9:45

On Terminate Function or Sub

11-Apr-12 9:45

That's assuming that they're on the same computer.

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Brandon-X1200031-Mar-12 16:51

Brandon-X12000

31-Mar-12 16:51

Hello All,

I was wondering if there is a snippet that allows your program to follow out programming when it is terminated through task manager or similar tool. For example (Not valid code):

Private Sub OnTerminate() Handles Form1

Wondering if there is such a thing you could implement into your application Smile | :)

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Re: On Terminate Function or Sub

Dave Kreskowiak31-Mar-12 18:04

Re: On Terminate Function or Sub

31-Mar-12 18:04

There's no such thing.

Task Manager tries to shut down your app nicely, by sending a message to it exactly like the user closed the main window.

If the app doesn't respond in time, the app is stopped completely and all memory for it freed. Your code never gets a chance to respond to anything as it's not running anymore.

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Eddy Vluggen2-Apr-12 0:36

CNC development in VB.net

2-Apr-12 0:36

Brandon T. H. wrote:
Wondering if there is such a thing you could implement into your application

The original app could simply be halted by Windows, being unloaded from memory without any warning. A simple solution would be a watchdog-application; write an app that starts your original app, and have it check from time to time whether it's still alive.

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Reverse IP domain lookup

Ammar_Ahmad31-Mar-12 9:28

Ammar_Ahmad

31-Mar-12 9:28

Hello, I would like to as you if there is a way I can perform a reverse IP domain lookup (get all the domains of the websites that are hosted on that server) using vb.net

Something like this: http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/web-sites-on-web-server/[^]

It would be awesome if you could provide me with the source code.

Regards,
Ammar Ahmad.

εїзεїзεїз31-Mar-12 2:48

εїзεїзεїз

31-Mar-12 2:48

Thanks in advance..!

I want to start CNC development in VB.net,From where should i start, any recommendations
for the books/articles etc .I should do this in vb.net or C#.

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Re: CNC development in VB.net

Dave Kreskowiak31-Mar-12 3:49

Re: CNC development in VB.net

31-Mar-12 3:49

You should start with the hardware you're going to be controlling and it's specifications and documentation. You're also going to have to learn G-Code, what each instruction means, how to parse it and translate that to motion of the tool head, ...

Judging by your question history, this project is WAY over your head right now.

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εїзεїзεїз1-Apr-12 4:50

εїзεїзεїз

1-Apr-12 4:50

Thanks for the reply , i did study G-Codes, The only thing making me confused is weather to do it in vb or C.

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Re: CNC development in VB.net

Dave Kreskowiak1-Apr-12 12:22

Counting the Occurence of each letter in a textbox

1-Apr-12 12:22

Whatever language you're comfortable with. It really doesn't matter.

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tan87329-Mar-12 20:46

tan873

29-Mar-12 20:46

HI I NEED HELP ABOUT COUNTING AN OCCURRENCE OF EACH LETTER IN A TEXTBOX

FOR EXAMPLE I HAVE 2 TEXTBOX

IN TEXTBOX1 I INPUT THE WORD "HELLO WORLD"

THEN WHEN I CLICK BUTTON 1 THEN IT DISPLAY IN TEXTBOX2 LIKE THIS:

1H 1E 3L 2O 1W 1R 1D 1R IT REVERSE AS H1 E1 L3 O2 W1 R1 T1

AS LONG AS IT DISPLAY...

THANKS IN ADVANCE I'M NEW IN VB.NET AND I DONT KNOW HOW TO DO THAT...

Re: Counting the Occurence of each letter in a textbox

Chandrasekharan P29-Mar-12 20:57

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29-Mar-12 20:57

Maybe this link will help you [^]

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Re: Counting the Occurence of each letter in a textbox

Simon_Whale29-Mar-12 23:26

Simon_Whale

29-Mar-12 23:26

Here is a quick / rough way that I would count the characters in a string

Dim s As Char() = TextBox1.Text.ToCharArray
Dim p As New Dictionary(Of Char, integer)

For Each chars As Char In s
    'ignore the spaces
    If Not chars = " " Then
        'count the occurances of the character
        Dim i As Integer = s.Count(Function(r) r = chars)

        'if the letter is not in the dictonary
        If Not p.ContainsKey(chars) = True Then
            p.Add(chars, i)
        End If
    End If
Next

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Re: Counting the Occurence of each letter in a textbox

Dave Kreskowiak30-Mar-12 6:29