I have a file which is opened and the bytes are loaded into a class.The file needs to be split into chunks, and there is a header which gives the locations and sizes of the chunks.Should I (upon opening the file) split the file into chunk sand store each chunk in an array of variables And then when I want to access the data in the chunks I just use the array.
or store all the chunks in one variable together and then when I need access to the chunks get the location and size of them and use that to find chunks each time I need to modify them.
I am doing a college project for a driving instructor, so the heart of the program is getting the booking part right. I've made a structure in a module:
Try to store hex value D9 to byte variable. Dim x As Byte x = encText.GetBytes(&HD9) When Debug.Print for check, answer show hex 83 (decimal 131). Why it cannot store correct hex value?
I have a application that use threadpool, and each thread stores data in the same textfile. I now want to have each thread store the data in the same array instead and use a timer to store all current data in the array into the text file after every couple of minutes.
So what I want to do is:
1. All threads store data in one array that they all have access to
2. After every couple of minutes the data in the array is stored into the text file.
I know number 2 can be done with a timer, but is the first one possible? If so how do I accomplish this task?
For the code below I get an error for the 1 to 5 part. It says end of statement expected. Is the way i've set out the syntax wrong, e.g the 1 to 5? [code] Also other than storing text to a rich text box what else can store numerical data in multiple lines?
I am designing a test launch tool that I want the user to be able to select a product type from a list and then choose a station type from another list. Depending on what they choose will determine what is run (what is passed out).
The data will look like the following : Product Station Test to load Config file to use 10-9890-1 mfgtest1 Progamming.xml config5.conf 10-9890-1 mfgtest2 Configuration.xml config92.conf
i have 23:23:30 in a texbox and i like to store this in a variable ,if i put a variable m1 as decimal, i have a message error,if i put string , i have 0 and not 23:23:30,why?
I got Minimum date from database using sql qry, And when i try to store that min.date in one variable, its getting error, PlZ help me. for below coding.
Dim qry as string Dim Min_Date As Date If SqlCon.State = ConnectionState.Closed Then SqlCon.Open()
Can someone give me a simple example on how can I store/appear in a variable/or a textbox a value that i retrieved from a database. The sql query is something like "Select Comment from Params where id =1".
Can I store the common operators such as '>', '<', '+' etc., in a variable and then use it when required.
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so here instead of directly using > and +, Can I use the variables OP1 and OP2 somehow. May be I can put the entire string from "If..... NUM1" in another variable as text string and then execute that variable.
I have a program where I open files and I store the location as a variable so I can reopen them later on. It works much like MS Word does, where it shows the names on the side and when I click it and open, it will open the file. Mine is a little different because it will store large numbers of file names in a list box because people are usually going to open folders full of files. The initial way I did it had the path name stored in a list box and it would open the file using that path. I decided it was a bad idea and I tried to use just the name of the file. However, I ran into a problem with the code that I was using.
Code: If its checked, it will open the selected item from the list box instead. If CheckBox1.Checked = True Then 'for all the indexes of the saved location record of array, if the selected item is found, then open that file For counter = 0 To SavedLocations.GetUpperBound(0)
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So as you can see, what I have is it decides whether you opened from the list box or not. If it is not from the list box, it opens it up fine. It adds the information to the list box and stores some information in an array so I can access it later on. If it does open from the list box, then it will search for the file name in the array. If it finds it in the array, it will proceed to open the file using the directory. There is no else clause because it should be finding it 100% of the time.
The error I get is that parameter cannot be null. Filename2 never seems to get assigned, which means it's not finding the value in the array. I've tested and the value is in the array and the values are the same values.
Dim v as integer public sub storeVar(byval s as integer) v = s end sub
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I need to save a reference of variable s in Class2 in variable v in Class1.(i.e. when the value of s changes v also changes (and vice versa)Is this possible since vb.net doesn't have pointers?Will it work if I change "byval" to "byref"?
I would like to store a plain text logfile (approx 6 - 30 kB) in a variable belonging to a class that I later serialize. One way to do it is obviously reading it in and storing it to a string.
I have a query that brings back a result that I want to be able to use on all forms in my project. Is there a way to store this until the application is terminated?
For example,
I'd like to store the result of this:
Dim ssSQL As String = "SELECT ClaimNo, Custodian, Activity, Code, DateStamp FROM [Activities] WHERE " ssSQL &= "[ClaimNo] Like ('" & txtClaimNum.Text & "')"
Is it possible to detect when any button on a form is clicked and then store that buttons name in a variable?
My reason for wanting to do this is because i have over 700 buttons in my form and each one needs to do something different. I want to create one sub with if statements to respond to all button clicks.
Im trying to get the result of an SQL statement and store it in an integer variable "count" in vb so it can then be displayed on my website showing the user the total Open records:SELECT COUNT (recordID) FROM [tbl_Records] WHERE [Status] = 'Open'
My application sends information from Form1 to Form2 by means of a global variable on Form1 whose value is read by Form2.
This variable is basically used to tell Form2 what it has to do because it's value will change depending on different conditions.
All form2 is meant to do is load data from a database into DataSets which will "ported" to Form1 (the main form) for consumption. I use a Form for this rather than a class because there's a lot of data that will be loaded each time it's visible and I wanted[code]...
I'm traying to write some query but I don't know much about DataBase. I have a variable that store the value entered on a textbox and I want to look value in the DataBase and then show the record on the DataGrid. I'm traying to build some query but I think I'm way off.
I have added a progress bar user control which I downloaded to my project. The code follows:Public Class UC_PBar Define a variable to store the current percentage of the bar, to save use recalculating
I'm making a windows form application using vb.net and have an options page where I need to allow users to enter a few settings, these need to be stored somewhere on the machine so that they can be found again if the program closes
In the application I'm documenting, sometimes a value is stored in a Public variable & other times it's passed to/from a Public Property which does nothing except store it in/retrieve it from a Private variable. (And in one memorable exception, the Public Property stored it in a Public variable-I'm almost certain that was an oversight by the original programmer though.)
I know that passing it to/from the Public Property has the potential for better validation, but if the Property doesn't actually do anything except store/retrieve it is there any benefit to declaring it as a Property? (Or maybe I should put that the other way around. Personally I'd declare them all as properties because that will allow adding validation later-but I'm not rewriting this, I'm just trying to document it and, in this case, trying to figure out why sometimes it's done as a property & sometimes as a Public variable.)
