Convert Unicode In One TB To Shift-JIS In Another TB?
Jun 10, 2010
Trying to develop a text editor, I've got two textboxes, and a button below each one.When the button below textbox1 is pressed, it is supposed to convert the Unicode text (intended to be Japanese) to Shift-JIS.The reason why I am doing this is because the software VOCALOID2 only allows ANSI and Shift-JIS encoding text to be pasted into the lyrics system. Users of the application normally have their keyboard set to change to Japanese already, but it types in Unicode.How can I convert Unicode text to Shift-JIS when SJIS isn't available in the System.Text.Encoding types?
I have two textboxes (InputTextBox, OutputTextbox).In the InputTextBox, if I type "a" I need to display tamil letter "அ" in OutputTextBox.For the above requirements, I tried like below,
Firstly, sorry about the title, because i dont really know how to express it clearly. But if you see example, you people will understand then.Now what i want to do is I will give in put as:
I am trying to convert text inputed in a text box to unicode. I need to the program to process each letter and return "the letter = the unicode" in the label.
For example, if the user enters "apple" the lable would read: a=65 p=80 p=80 l=76 e=69
I know the AscW command will return the Unicode Integer but I only know how to do the conversion for single letters
The code below only processes the first letter and only returns the code, not "the letter = the code"
Private Sub btnCode_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCode.Click Dim strWord As String = Me.txtWord.Text
i am trying to convert several text files to unicode (UTF-16) but i could not reach to a good end. Have anyone try to do such a thing or have any idea on how to accomplish this?
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I am running out of function keys and it will be nice if I can double up on some of them with the Shift Alt or Ctrl keys.I am using
if e.keydown = keys.F3 then{it does what it is supposed to}end if I tried e.keydown = keys.F3 AND e.keydown = keys.Shift but it gets ignored. Am I seeking the impossible or am I just missing something?Can some one tell me what I am missing or point me to an example?
In vb6 when you wanted to alter the effect of a mouse click, you could use the mouse down event and alternate the action depending on the value of the shift, control and alternate key. (and also detecting if the right or left mouse button was clicked)
When trying these in my project, I couldn't find the right codes to do this. I can't imagine this feature isn't available so I'm sure I am just messing up somehow.
I am trying to rotate a select number of bits to right with click of a button. ( bit 7 to bit 0 and rotate.) The patterns should not matter. It could be any combination of set or reset bits. The bit patterns are selected by checkbox0 to checkbox7. I like to rotate without a carry bit. Is there any way(s) to do this?
I have been working on a visual Basic 2010 program to writw a Telnet script in VB Script. I have exerything working fine but need a way to send Shift+CNTL+6 to exit the telnet session.
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So far I've gotten pretty much everything to work except for this weird Shift bug. Whenever I press Shift and then a letter, the Sendkeys will correctly send the uppercase key, however as soon as I release shift and press a key without it, it still keeps the uppercase for one more letter.So if I press Shift + E then "E" will be successfully sent to Notepad, but then if I just press "b", "B" will be sent instead, but then after that first error it will successfully send lowercase again.
I was using wordlabel to store the letters so as to see if the shift uppercase problem was something in my coding, but actually when I press Shift + A and then just press a, it will do Aa in the label but AA in a program with the focus, like Notepad. So I don't know if this is a problem with Sendkeys or what but does anyone know of a solution?
I have this code which shifts the alphabet by a certain amount. The size of the alphabet is 26. When I enter a larger size shift (for example 22) I get some weird characters displaying. I think I need to mod the ASCII alphabet to 26 to get it working but Im not quite sure which bit to mod. Basically I need to wrap around the alphabet (once it reaches Z it goes back to letter A) Do I have to create a dictionary for the mod to work (like A = 0... Z = 26) or can I stick with using the normal ASCII table? Here is the code below:
Public Function encrypt(ByVal input As String) 'input is a variable within the funcion Dim n as Integer Dim i As Integer
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I've been trying to write code below many time, but it still doesn't work. Public Class Form1 Private Sub Form1_KeyDown(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles MyBase.KeyDown If e.KeyCode = Keys.LShiftKey Then MsgBox("Left Shift") End If End Sub End Class So I don't how to do it continue to get Left Shift Key pressing.
