Recently, I Developed an Experiment Application with VB.net(in Windows platform), When the application collected the data,I want to use R to Analysis the data, But I don't know how to Communicate with R (In other word, I want to send R script to R in my own application).
One of the convenient and simple events I liked for textboxes in VB6 and VBA was the afterupdate event where after you finished typing in your data or text, you pressed enter and the program processed the text in the textbox. In VBNet, life is not so simple. I have included a simple code to do the same thing using the keydown event and checking to see if it is the enter key. This code just send a message box with all the text in it. You can manage things from there
This is probably simple, but the answer has eluded me. How can I move a folder from one drive to another drive. System.IO's MoveTo won't let me move a folder to another volume. Any thoughts?[URL]..
i need a code that sends message to a window if it minizied and that is a api is it possible? i did hear aboutt the post/send message but i dont have any code for it, and would it work for an api?
I have a VBnet program that works fine and I'm hellbent on getting it to run under Linux eventually (looks like mono is the way to go sometime soon). But, for now, I'm looking at some of these code converters, online and otherwise and have some questions.
I tried a single procedure of code with the online converter and it threw quite a few errors relating to the procedure lines themselves (the opening Private sub etc, etc,)Something about C# and handles clauses -- can't remember.
So, I suppose the online converter just wants to see the code itself? As in, what lies between the Private sub blah -- CODE -- end sub?Now, what about something I saw this morning, "Sharpdevelop" that says it can convert entire PROJECTS to C#? (Also saw a 200.00 software package as well).
Is that the way to go? Will it do every bit of the project's code start to finish? You just load the project folder or the project file I guess?But then I see Sharpdevelop doesn't compile -- so you convert with it and then open the converted file with Visual studio C#.net?
I guess Microsoft will never have this conversion capability in visual studio?
In C# I can create an interface, and when I use the interface the compiler knows that certain interface requirements are fulfilled by the base class. This is probably clearer with an example:
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On all my forms, or is a better route creating an abstract base class that has SetupForm() (and how do you do that in VB.net)?
Possible Duplicate: How can I create an interface in VBNet with implicit implimentations I'm normally a C# developer and completely new to VB.NET, so be nice with me.;) Let's say that I have this base class:
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Is there any way of not having to use these "proxy"-calls to the real method? I haven't found any useful information about this in the CLI-specification, which makes me suspect that this is a VB.NET "feature". Is this the case?
This is what happened: on the form load of my application i created a background worker to bind collection (records from database filled in the dataset) on my control. but the problem is when the i updated the records on the database it throws an error if i run this procedure again.
If xControl.InvokeRequired Then Dim MyDelegate As New InitializeDataBinding_Delegate(AddressOf InitializeDataBinding) Invoke(MyDelegate, New Object() {xControl, xQuery, xPrimaryKey}) ' ERROR HERE SAYING: Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute.
I would like to do a replace all using VBnet 2003 and MSword 2007.
I got to this
Dim Selection As Word.Selection Selection.Find.ClearFormatting() Selection.Find.Replacement.ClearFormatting()
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It crashes EVERY line with the selection claiming that "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." I got the code by doing a macro recording and it worked fine as a macro but I do not want macros in my document.
I wish to communicate over usb in vb.net i realize i might need to use openfile windows api or createfile windows api but im doing a generic mouse driver which should be miles simpler to do since microsoft and usb.org already have the report descriptors available so all i want to do is just send data to the device directly using my program.
I'm working on a little app which needs to recieve information from a script on a web server. I tried to have the vb.net app pole a php web page for a command every half of a second. This worked but, the app is streaming video and every time the app needs to pole the webpage the video stutter stops. I tried setting the pole timer to 5 seconds and still every 5 seconds the video stutters. I thought that maybe sockets would be the answer, so I looked for examples of vb.net socket servers and php socket clients. I tried implementing a solution but the php cannot seem to connect to the vb.net server. I googled around and saw that maybe php cannot communicate with a vb.net application.
If I control both applications, what is the best way to communicate between 2 exe's written in VB.Net. For example, I want to drop an XML file from one app, and pick it up with the other, but I do not want poll for the file. I've heard of named pipes, but I found it was complicated. What's the most effecient way to do this?
I'd like to know what the best way to communicate between two applications via a LAN would be? ..and would it work over multiple versions of Windows (XP, Vista, NT etc..)?
I have a Digi Modem connect to a device. How could I sent the code through the IP address what the Modem create to get communicate with my device? how to defined the IP, 2) make the communication 3) sent the code?
I am trying to send and receive packets over the LAN (i.e. NIC port) using VB.NET. I found some code that uses Socket wrench, but problem with such solutions is that users will need to install extra drivers and all which I do not want. I am looking to use drivers native to the .NET environment to send and receive packets through the LAN port. My windows forms application is in VB.NETneil
I am looking to send and receive packets from the LAN port using some kind of WIndows Native object so that the user of my Windows Forms control does not have to install any third party software.[For example, for Serial port I use MSComm, i want to know what I can use for LAN port?]
I`m working on a project where i have connected a FPGA chip to the PCI bus but now i am trying to figure out how to communicate in VB to that device? Normally the device has memory assigned to it in XP (address h00000200 to h0000037F) but i don`t know how to read/Write to that memory directly in VB...
I have a library that interacts with our phone system, ie, Hey phone, call this number for me. This library is used in one of our in house products. I would like to put this instead in a service, so that any of our in house products can send the service a message to place a phone call. So basically I want to communicate from a program built in .Net 3.5 with a service running on the same machine also built in the 3.5 framework. I have done some work with WCF and was considering using this but thought I would ask what others have done or would do.
I have a program that opens the command prompt and sends commands. I need to leave the first CMD open, open ANOTHER cmd and send more commands to the second one.
Then I do some processing and can close them both. How can I open more than one, and how do I refer to the first or second one?
I'm coding a restaurant program where every table, server and guest is a different object - Is there a right way of getting objects to communicate with each other?For example, one server might have 5 table objects, each table might have 2 guest objects. Is there a way to neatly tie all this information together. If a guest moves to a different table I have to change a large number of variables (number of guests served by server, table set to empty, new table sat...etc etc.)?
I am writing a VB.Net application wherein I would like to be able to communicate with it from a remote computer. Specifically, I would like to be able to send (from a remote computer) both text data and also images (jpg, png, etc.) and then have the application use the sent information by displaying it to the user. How would I code the VB.Net app to be able to handle incoming data like this?
If possible I'd like to not be dependent on .Net technology on the "sending" side so I'm not sure if I would just use sockets or a web service or what.
I have a problem I have a project that needs to have a communication of asp .net to vb .net my project is i want to access or control(like a remote control) the vb .net application(server) using asp .net(client side) asp .net is like a remote control and the vb .net is the application that needs to control i need to use internet to do that.
I do not know how to communicate form VB.net with a webpage, meaning that when I send a data string, then the results shown on the form VB.net, so the webpage of the server sends the data string to form vb.net.
What is an easy to implement way to communicate between 2 vb.net (3.5) form applications that are running on the same machine?
The current problem is that in each program a user needs to be logged into to use. If the user is logged into one, and clicks a button to launch another, it should pass who is logged in so they do not need to log in again in the second program.