I have an XML file, with a rather large structure. I'm pulling several entities out of it throughout several systems, and its dynamically updated once a day. I'm using a Linq Query that is exhibiting odd behavior, its only returning if the first entry in the site tag matches the search-pattern. If its number 2 or 3, it fails to return anything. Why would this behave that way?
The following function written in VB handles pulling the data
Public Function xmlSchoolListBySite() As IEnumerable
Dim doc As XDocument = loadXML()
Dim loadedPrograms As IEnumerable(Of XElement) = From c In doc.Descendants("Organization") _
Where c.Descendants("site").Value = MySite.Site.s_Url _ 'contains Result.RawURL.tostring() formatted
Select c.Element("Title")
I have two arraylists that contains links in one and the root url in the other. Sometimes the lists dont equal in number and I would like to iterate through the links list and if it contains a matching root url add it to a third list but also avoid any duplicates. I tried this but am not getting consistent results.
For Each link As String In urls For Each part As String In post If part.Contains(link) Then
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Perhaps there is another way; basically the part in post is a link to a page and contains the root url( which is link in urls). After extracting all these I need to ensure the 2 lists match.
I am iterating through rows in a datagridview in the following manner
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Why are the column methods and properties not all available in this manner to set individual datagridview cells properties? The only options available for the variable,
I have several label boxes on my design form that all share the naming convention lbl_#.text where # ranges from 1 to 60. I want to make a loop that iterates through each lbl_#.text adding some incremental value, let's say multiples of 2 for this question's theoretical purpose.Something such that the end result would amount to the following:
I am writing a simple XML web service and want to return raw XML. I am doing this by creating a string literal that represents the XML. My data source is a SqlDataReader object that contains the results of a stored proc call. The way I am doing it right now is by using a while loop and reading values from the item property like so :
If I have a complex structure which contains properties which are both simple and complex types, how can I iterate over all the properties of this structure and any child properties which are not simple types?
I have a complex type called file, which contains lots of string properties and some which are other complex types which contain similar structures, eventually the whole structure breaks down into strings.
At the moment my code looks like this:
Dim file As New File Dim props() As PropertyInfo = file.GetType.GetProperties() _propList = New CheckBoxList
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This works, but it is ugly and I am not at all happy with certain chunks, specifically the type comparisons to establish if this is a date, string, decimal or boolean which are the potential low level types which I want to get out.
In C# it would seem these type comparisons are easier, but i seem to have to create an instance of a given type to be able to use GetType to return its type.
I have a structure "xyz" with 3 string objects in it. "foo" "bar" and "abc" I want to iterate through the structure and compare the names of the objects.
Structure xyz dim foo as string dim bar as string dim abc as string End Structure
I have an asp program that needs to validate data for textboxes that are dynamically created and put into a placeholder. Each textbox has to have a value when the user hits the Save button. I have the following code:
Dim testCheck As Boolean = True For Each txt As TextBox In pnlTests.Controls If txt.Text = "" Then
I have two arraylists that contains links in one and the root url in the other. Sometimes the lists dont equal in number and I would like to iterate through the links list and if it contains a matching root url add it to a third list but also avoid any duplicates. I tried this but am not getting consistent results.
I'm new here, but I always exhaust myself in research before I go asking for help with my code. What I'm actually doing is porting a program I wrote in AutoIT proprietary code over to vb by hand. I've really come far and have figured out out how to read/write data to an XML file, which was the biggest challenge. I'm having a little bit of a rough spot with iterating nodelist data and then adding it to a listview in order.Here's what I have within a sub that begins to pull data from the file.
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This adds data a row at a time, which is what I want. But look at the data I'm feeding it, node.innertext.I have to iterate the specific nodelist before I can use node.innertext. Putting .subitems.add in the iteration just results in a huge mess. I thought about using a function to return the data and then drop the function name in there, but whenever I iterate within the function it only ever returns the first item (it iterates only once even though there are more than one interations). Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction, I don't need to be spoonfed the answer.
How do I go about looping through all the controls within a container, and all the controls in the container of a containing control, and so on.
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The following only retrieves -Panel and none of the other controlsFor Each cntrl As Control In Me.Controls Next How can I retrieve them all in a For Each loop without an If/Then for every level in the stack?
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This is so far the best method I found of doing this.
I have the follow code in my program where I hit a SQLCe database to append the results into a list. That part works, but instead of exiting the function 'QueryDB' it goes to the else statement and runs the function again, which will return a null value. I designed it this way becuase I wanted to check to make sure the database is open before I try to execute the SQL statement, and if it's not open, call the method to open it and run through the function again.
i have a problem. I have database with a tableadpater. i want to get the userid with this tableadapter.
Dim dsGN As New ForumTableAdapters.Message2TableAdapter Dim dtBetrieb As Data.DataTable = dsGN.GetUserIdFromThisMessage(ConversationID) For Each objRow As dsGN.Message2Row In dtBetrieb.Rows mystring = objRow.UserId.ToString Next
i get the error "dsGN.Message2Row is not defined" The Name ob my table in the database is "Message"
I'm working on a VB.NET program that will automatically backup my work to my FTP server. So far I am able to upload a single file, by specifying a file name using this:
I've got a panel (pnlExpenses) with several labels and textboxes on it. I want the program to go through the dollar amounts entered in the textboxes and put the subtotal in a class level variable (dcSumOfExpenses). However, when the debugger passes through this Sub, objControl always shows a value of Nothing, and the Count of pnlExpenses.Controls always shows a zero. What is my code missing? The panel was added to a tabpage at design time, and the labels and textboxes were laid on top of the panel. Do I need to do something more to establish the panel's controls as a collection?
Private Sub SumExpenses() dcSumOfExpenses = 0 Dim objControl As Control
I seem to be having some trouble finding anything to help me iterate through objects in an embedded resource file.What I have got, is a bunch of resource files that each have a library of sound wav files.What I'm trying to do is cycle through them all and add their name to something like a list box.I found a couple of snippets online that do this but for external resources. Here is what they do.
' Create a ResXResourceReader for the file items.resx. Dim rsxr As ResXResourceReader rsxr = New ResXResourceReader("Samples\Kicks.resx")
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1. It still needs a phisical file in the debug folder (I have them in a folder called samples within the debug folder.)
2. It gives me this error.QuoteResX file Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Users\sed10711\Desktop\Sequencer Interface\Sequencer Mock Interface\bin\resources\kicks\kickdrum1.wav'. Line 123, position 5. cannot be parsed.
I have two arraylists that contains links in one and the root url in the other. Sometimes the lists dont equal in number and I would like to iterate through the links list and if it contains a matching root url add it to a third list but also avoid any duplicates. I tried this but am not getting consistent results.
I want to iterate through the records in an SQLCompact 3.5 data table and combine the field values into a string.The database file is connected to the project.I created a dataset that contains the tables from the database.If I drag and drop any datasource table as a grid onto a form I can view the data.[code]I have tried using the tableadapter.Ran into errors when the Date2 value = DBNull, never could get around those.I've tried dataview and datareader on the dataset.datatable but never could get these to load any data rows.I could sure use an uncomplicated unconvoluted way to simply read the rows of data in a database datatable.
I've been working on trying to get a tree view (replica of a directory) parsed into file paths (i.e "Node/ChildNode/ChildNode2/Childnode3") etc.
I currently have this Which is getting there. I can pull out all of the child nodes, but have no way to actually determine which belongs to which parent.
VB.NET Private Sub Recurse(ByVal node As TreeNode) Listview1.items.add(node.Text) Dim Node2 As TreeNode
this is general to any operation calling an SQL server, or anything requiring an open connection at that.
Say I have anywhere from 20 to 1000 Select calls to make for each item in data being looped. For each step, I'll select from sql, store data locally in a struct, then proceed. This is not a very expensive call, so should I keep the connection open for the entire loop? Or should I open and close every step?
How expensive in run time is opening a connection? I would think it'd be better to keep the connection open, but would like to get the correct response for this.
I have a number of idential repeaters, and I need to iterate through all of the items. I currently have:
For Each item In rpt1.Items .do some stuff Next[code]....
Is there a simple way to reduce this to a single For Each ... Next loop?
Edit: There are a number of local vars involved in "do some stuff", which is why I can't just pass the item into a function - the call would have to include about 8 ByRef params.
I am just getting back into VB.NET, and I need to ask a question. I am doing a project for a class which requires iterating through 360 items in a scrollable control that will pause every so often. I am thinking I might use either a ListView or GridView, but I am not sure if this is the right way to go or if I need to use a different control all together.
I am having a problem iterating through a BindingSource and pulling out each unique entry. I can't take credit for this code, as it was privided to me by jmcilhinney. My initial code was much more lengthy involving For..Next loops and such. There was a post about this earlier, but it got buried before it was resolved, hence the Part 2...
Dim platforms As New List(Of String) Dim platform As String For Each drv As DataRowView In bsGames
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Now, bsGames is a BindingSource, Platform is a column in that source, which does contain entries, as I am using their values in various labels on the form. What the code aims to do is iterate through the Platform column of the BindingSource, check to see if it is already in the platforms List and if not, add it there. When the loop is finished, it then binds the List to a dropdown combobox (cbbCategoryFilter). I am developing on VB 2005, .NET Framework 2.0. I was informed of another way to do this using LINQ by none other than the great jmcilhinney, and I mean that, not a suckup , but it requires .NET 3.5, which is unsupported in 2005. I'm remiss to use 2008 Express over my 2005 Pro, though, so I'm trying to get this to work.
I have even set up breakpoints and added the platform and platforms variables to the watch and even after executing this code, they remain empty, which baffles me as it seems it SHOULD work. I've read through the code several times and can see the logic of it plain as day. The program is going to be a glorified cataloger, which will store all sorts of data in several categories, such as games, movies, music, etc... This particular code is aimed to pull the distinct platforms from the Games table and put them into a dropdown so they can be filtered. I could just hardcode the Platforms into the dropdown, but I find it much more intuitive to find which ones actually exist in the BS, then just list those. You can see the benefits of this. Once this code is finished and working, I plan to filter the ListBoxs BindingSource with the text from the dropdown.
P.S. By the way, no errors whatsoever, just no results either. Dropdown remains empty, variables never change like they should.
