Console Errors Out And Does Not Display Invalid Entry - With Invalid Input
Nov 3, 2011
My console errors out when I enter anything other than a number or operators in the designated (input). I stink at this stuff but I have been t this for about 8 hrs. still not there. I have included a text file for the task at hand
how do I handle the errors that may appear from the user of my program. For example, I have an triangle area program in wich I ask the user of the program to insert the length of the base and height of the triangle in a textbox. But what if he inserts a letter or something else, like a sign....my program will crash...
I know that one method would be to use On Error GoTo but I don't know how. If maybe you can direct me to some link or you could explain how do I handle errors, I would be grateful. Maybe you can even show me other ways to avoid errors from the user input.
This is my small program so far:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim , Height, ARIA As Integer
I am working on a program where a user either enters "small" or "large" and then the number of toppings. Once the user has done that my program outputs the total cost of a pizza based on user input. If they enter something else besides a number in the txtNumberOfToppings I am trying to show they message box that says "Re-Enter a valid number!" Likewise I am trying to display the error message "Re-enter a number that is 0 or greater!" If they enter a negative number into the textbox. However they do not display when I do enter invalid input.
My Code Author: Adam Fandre Description: User enters the words "SMALL" or "LARGE" and then the number of toppings And program then displays cost based on user input. Comments: Finished Option Explicit On Option Strict On [Code] .....
I'm using WMI code and VB 2008 to see NIC status. So far the queries are working, but the methods aren't. For example, I'm trying to set a network card to use DHCP, I get invalid function with this code:
Dim classInstance As New ManagementObject("rootCIMV2", "Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration.Index='7'", Nothing) Dim outParams As ManagementBaseObject = classInstance.InvokeMethod("EnableDHCP", Nothing, Nothing)
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'Set up a data set command object. Dim sSelectColumn As String = ("SELECT * FROM tblScanned WHERE LastName=" & sLastName & " AND FirstName =" & sFirstName & " AND MiddleName =" & sMiddleName)[code].....
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Private Sub GetReport() Try Dim hawbs As String = String.Empty[code]....
The retrieve document then does: the decrpytion gets the data(ids) and pulls the pdfs.
If Failed == 3 'show recapacha If Page.IsValid Then CheckLogin2() End If
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What I have is a login form but I do not want to show the recapacha till there are 3 invalid login attempts. I'm not sure as to the best way to do that. Above is some mockup code to get an idea on where I am heading.
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The constructor code in the DLL is as follows:
Sub New(ByRef Connection As IConnection) The code in C# is: IConnection conn = new Connection(); CustomObject test = new CustomObject(conn)
It is happy with the first line but it gives the error message ("some invalid arguments") on the second line. I have also created a secondary project in VB.net and called the DLL and it works fine there.
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i have a code below. Everything seems alright but the GetConsoleFontSize return value is invalid in my PC. it returns back cfi.dwFontSize x=0 y=7 the right result must be 8*12. i have also a VB6 code sample everything is same but why in VB.net machine i have got different result. i also tried to change declarations but i could not find an answer.[code]
I have a gridview0 in a multiview and when I click select on a row I have theGridView0_SelectedIndexChanged sub change to a different view in the multiview, which has a different gridview1 but the same datasource as gridview0. This is when it errors out and it displays the invalid column name error, with the column name being the datakeyname of the first gridview0 row that was selected
Protected Sub GridView0_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles GridView0.SelectedIndexChanged Dim ISTag As String = GridView0.SelectedDataKey.Value.ToString
I am attempting to write some interface code for a piece of hardware. Because the hardware requires use of 12 control lines, I believe the parallel port is the easiest connection method. After some research, I have discovered that inpout32.dll is the most efficient solution with only two commands to worry about (inp32() and out32()). I have downloaded the dll and attempted to place it in my code using both dim and declare statements. The file resides in the root level of the project folder as well as another copy in the windows directory. No matter how I try to call the dll it gives me errors stating that libraries were expected and that the dll does not exist.
I get the following error: Heap block at 068B13D8 modified at 068B1408 past requested size of 28Invalid address specified to RtlFreeHeap( 003B0000, 068B13E0 )Invalid address specified to RtlFreeHeap( 003B0000, 068B1420 )
What I did is I have a have a custom save as dialog. Every time I hit the save button, I see the heap message. It does not always crash my program but it does. Here is my code,
Private Sub lVW_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles LVW.Click With LVW 'LVW=ListVew Name LVW.Text = .SelectedItems.Item(0).Text
see from the following function why I would be getting an "Invalid Cast Exception"? More specifically this is the error "Conversion from string "yyyyMMdd" to type 'Integer' is not valid." I am trying to convert a DateTime value from the database to a String with the format "yyyyMMdd" so for example October 22, 1985 would be "19851022".dbReader(fieldName).ToString("yyyyMMdd")Here is the entire function ...
Private Function GetDBReaderDateValue(ByVal dbReader As IDataReader, ByVal fieldName As String) As String If dbReader(fieldName) Is DBNull.Value Then
How do I get rid of invalid cast expression from the Values in the Combobox to fit in the equation in examgrade? I tried to resolve it by looking it up on MSDN, and the like but couldnt figure it out.I tried using Examgrade = ().ToString but that did not work.FYI this is my first real program, I successfully made this once in C# but deleted the source files, so this is Visual Basic and a hell of a lot easier to get this far.The asterisks mark the problem line
Public Class Calculator Dim quarter3 As Integer Dim quarter4 As Integer[code].....
I am getting error with the following code. The exception is Invalid column name 'pmoss;.The code seem to be perfectly but don't know what exactly went wrong.[code]
I'm new to VB, trying to connect vb to sql server using this code:
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