I have text like this format "term: 156^^^:^^59 datainput" Or "term: 156^^^:59 datainput" or "term: 156:^^^59" The "^" represented white space. Notice the white space between the the two numbers and the colon. There 2, 3, 4 or even 7 white space between the two number. I want to remove these white space so that the text can be in this format:
I would like to pass a whitespace character by using the System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(" "), and System.Text.Encoding.Unicode.GetBytes(" ") , where " " is the whitespace Character required. What do I need to type (" ") to get a whitespace character passed.?
I'm having difficulty with some strings of varying 'meaningful' length from a different database (not under my control) that I am trying to trim in my vb.net code.
I only want to remove TRAILING whitespace... therefore, I can't really use .trim method.
The reasoning behind this being that the field sent from the french database usefully uses a <space> to represent a 0 (as you do).
The string is always the same length but the meaningful length can vary, an example being 95WO<space>5CA<space><space><space>...etc
Or it could be this...
<space><space>WO<space><space><space>... etc
Or this...
<space>5WO95CA<space><space><space>...etc
I've got my methods in place to split the string into pairs and perform various lookups but until I can remove the trailing whitespace I'm a bit stuck
I am trying to learn how to use the tcplistener and tcpclient classes. While I am attempting to compare something that is sent from the client to the server it seems that it adds a bunch of spaces, the reason I know that is if I write to the console what was sent it adds a bunch of spaces at the end. Is there anyway to get rid of it and just get the original text. I tried trim() but that didn't seem to work but I could have been using it improperly.
I am trying to remove all whitespace from a text file and store each character into an array. Is there any way to combine all the lines together without leaving any whitespace? I tried the .replace method but it only removes whitespace for each line. It currently shows like that, but I want it to be 1 whole block of text without whitepace in every line:
learning about loops (still a beginner) in VB.net. I have got the below code and basically it is meant to stop the loop once it reaches a number above 20. Now, the problem is that it does stop after number 20 but the last number that is displayed in the list is always above 20..... how I can stop it showing the last number as above 20?
I have the following code: FormatNumber(.Item("Class_RAmt").ToString(), 2) It able to convert the string to number, but the result is 1,200.00. How can I remove the comma within the number for example, 1200.00 instead of 1,200.00.
I'm currently building a Terminal Emulator and can read RS232 data ok into a Textbox.
However, I want to remove a set number of characters before each line received.
I've got so far with StringBuilder but my code is wrong somewhere as it cuts out every other line.
The original text looks like this:W 320:15:25 0300 SAMPLE FLOW WARN
T 320:15:25 0300 CO= 4.6 PPM T 320:15:25 0300 RANGE=50 PPM T 320:15:25 0300 STABIL= 0.0 PPM T 320:15:25 0300 CO MEAS=4012.0 MV T 320:15:25 0300 CO REF=3457.3 MV
In VB if you prompt the user for a number between 1-20, then a word, how do you get a text box to show the word the same number of time as the number selected using loops?... Ex: please select a number: 4 / select a word: cat....the text box should display ::: catcatcatcat ........
I am doing this for a class and my brain has locked up. Prob. just over thinking it though. Thanks in advance for any help!
i'm working on a project after returning to coding after four years off and i'm a bit rusty. My problem is that i'm creating a login page and i've got a few people with two last names. in the login box they would put their full name but in the database they have spaces between them. An example would be the name mighel santa anna.
I need to split a string at all whitespace, it should ONLY contain the words themselves. How can I do this in vb.net? Tabs, Newlines, etc. must all be split! This has been bugging me for quite a while now, as my syntax highlighter I made completely ignores the first word in each line except for the very first line.
Returns a list of customers with whitespace on the end.. very annoying .what can i do to trim in code behind?Also if I bind using the databinding on smart tag is there a way to trim? [code...]
Is there any way in VB.NET to remove all of the whitespaces between tags in HTML? Say, I've got this:
<tr> <td>
The string I've built is an entire HTML document, and it counts everything before those tags as legitimate space, so I need to trim it out. Is there a reg ex or function out there I could use to do this?
There is an option in Visual Studio (since as far back as I can remember) that allows you to see "Whitespace" in your code. This is often seen in file differential viewers as well.
I'm wondering if anyone knows how this can be accomplished in VB.net (or any other way) so that i could use a similar type of display option in my software.
I have not yet tried to do this but my only first thoughts would be to override the "paint" of the textbox to actually add the little tab "arrows" and space "dots" manually via GDI, or create a texbox control from scratch. Seems to me there could be an easier way to do this.
I am developping an app which talks across a network and will eventually be used to read in a text file (on the client) and transfer it to the server. Currently, the server and client succesfully connect to each other using the Tcplistener/Tcpclient classes. I am now trying to send some data across the network using the networkstream class, which I have implemented.Currently for testing purposes i am sending a char array which contains the characters "hello" which succesfully sends and outputs to console on the server. Although, "hello" is followed by a long list of whitespaces. I have tried converting this to a string array on the server and/or client and using the string.Trim() function (amongst trying many other things over the past couple of hours) although the output remains the same.
I am getting extra whitespace characters rendered in my horizontal list of anchor tags below. This is causing a major CSS styling issue for me. I know this question has been addressed as far as a C# workaround is concerned (asp.net mvc razor extra space), but can anyone help me with a VB workaround? I don't have the advantage of curly braces to eliminate all whitespace in a single-line If condition.
I have managed to work around it for now by writing an HtmlHelper extension method, but this dynamic code is only used in one place (the master layout page). It seems to me that this should really be done in the .vbhtml page. Here is the erroneous code, along with commented-out attempts at workarounds. The goal is to create a horizontal list of "sibling" pages based on a site map, with slightly different styles for the current page's link and the link just before it. [Code]
I have an ASP.Net 2.0 textbox which I need to be validated as having some content, but where whitespace alone is valid input. A required field validator seems to reject a pure whitespace input as invalid. A regular expression validator won't fire at all on empty content. Is there a simpler way round this than using a custom validator control?
I have a BindingSource that is my DataGridViews data source. I want to filter for all rows where column1 is blank. For example, one row may contain a null value, some rows may contain just white space, and other rows may contain text. How do I show just the rows with text (or numeric, or date) values?
Also, how do I filter for non-blank rows? This would show me all rows that contain a blank cell.
I have a web application where the user uses an HTML editor to input some formatted text to show on the website. This text is stored, as HTML, in a database. It turns out now, after some time, that users are sometimes entering whitespace (newlines, spaces, etc) before and/or after the text they are entering, and this whitespace shows up in the rendered text on the page. Multiple sets of this text are displayed top to bottom, and due to this whitespace the separation between bits of text varies, which doesn't look very pretty. So, I've been asked to get rid of the whitespace automatically.
Seemed like an easy task at first, I'd just call Trim on the string. But that won't work, the 'whitespace' when rendered isn't actually whitespace at all, it's a bunch of <br /> or <br> or <br></br> tags, or spaces such as, even empty paragraphs <p></p> sometimes. So calling Trim won't help, I need to get rid of all the tags that would render as whitespace.
The HTML editor control I'm using may or may not have built in support for this, but it doesn't matter, the database is already full with texts that contain these newline tags, so the best option I can see is to simply trim this whitespace before displaying it on the page. [Code]
I am new to Visual Basic and I am simply looking to remove some text (an example below) from a text file. I have lines of text throughout the file that contain paths to other "different" types of files. I am looking to remove any text between "/" markers inclusing the markers themselves. such as "/path/"Everything I have come across list a streamreader and a streamwriter that list two different files and bla bla. Inst' their a simple readfor.(txtFileLocation.Text).remove"/*/" save file overwriting the original? [code]...
I have written code to pull some data into a data table and do some data re-formatting. I need some help splitting some text into appropriate columns.
CASE 1
I have data formated like this that I need to split into 2 columns.
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column is the first 11 characters That is easy.column 2 should contain all the text after the first 11 characters up to but not including the first number.The last column is all the text after column 2
Is there an existing macro or plugin which will turn this
public string Name { get; set; } public int Age { get; set; } public Person Mother { get; set; }
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I'll have a go at describing the algorithm which I think is intuitively obvious - (for a particular selection) make each token on a line as left as possible, but not more left than any token of the same index on any of the other lines.
I have created a basic query generator which allows a user to select the Select, WHERE and criteria attributes using a number of checkboxes.However i have got stuck. In the results form i have the following code
The program keeps on crashing if the user does not select the corresponding amount of display records from above for the amount of attributes they want for the SELECT part of the query in the intreface in form 1.
How would i go about making something where the number of SELECT attributes selected which are listed in a string create the correct number of textbox fields in the results form (form2)
I have this text box that does a command when ever the text in it is changed. What I want to do is when the length of the textbox reaches >= 27 that it will not add that character to it, so I guess it has to delete it.
Here is my code.
Public Class Form1 Dim WordLength As Integer = 0 Dim StartIndex As Integer Dim CurrentWordLengthLetter