I want to create an algorithm or formula that gives me the following combinations below. I have manually printed out all the combinations for the example containing 4 tables with respective values.
This is not permutation because i need the combinations to always follow the unique format [code]...
I want create my own algorithm
View 1 RepliesDoes anyone know how I can include an existing dimensioned integer in VB code in a formula when using location indices (either R2C2 or R[2]C[2])?
I have integer Location set to the value 6 in some earlier programming steps, and now I'd like to be able to create other formulas and someimes use this Location integer into these formulas. More specifically at the RC and R[]C[] locations in formulas.[code]...
I want to auto fill a range like this:
In Sheet1!A1 i have the formula "='Sheet2'!D1"
In Sheet1!A2 i have the formula "='Sheet2'!H1"
In Sheet1!A3 i have the formula "='Sheet2'!L1"
Now the Sheet1!Ax increments with +1 value; The Sheet2!D repeats again with D, H, L but only with a +4 to all 3 of them
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How would I "create" an algorithm and get it to encode text in a textbox?
View 3 RepliesI've been trying to create a FCS16 (Frame-Check-Sequence) hashing algorithm, but so far the only explanation I've found is this [URL]and I'm having trouble writing the code.
View 5 RepliesI am trying to implement an Algorithm called "Diamond-Square Algorithm" I am having trouble ending it so that it retiurns the required result. So far I have the folloiwng.
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I want to place two radio buttons in so I can select one of them to use one formula, and then select the other to use another formula. I want to use the I=P(1+r)^n formula and I=P(1-r)^n formula with the radio button text showing Appreciation and Depreciation.
Heres my copy of the original code.
Public Class Form1
Private Sub cmdExit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cmdExit.Click
End
End Sub
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I want simply to generate rapidly combinations of 16 take by2 using linq.So I want to display me the combinations only not arrangements:1,2 (not 2,1 because there are combinations)...1,16 2,3 (not 3,2) because they are combinations..2,16..Comb of 16 take by 2 makes 120 so 120 combinations will be displayed on screen.[code]So my question is how to display rapidly on screen the combinations of 16 take by 2 using this Enumerable class of Visual Basic .NET(the 120combinations in fact)
View 9 RepliesI am facing problem while in detecting the multiple key combinations ..here is my cod
Private Function keyboardCallBack(ByVal nCode As Integer, ByVal wParam As Integer, ByVal lParam As IntPtr) As IntPtr
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How can I write all possible combinations to the console? For example, if user enters abc, then it will write aaa, aab, aac, abb, abc, acc, bbb, bbc, ccc.
Here's some code:
Dim abc() As String = {"a", "b", "c"} '
Sub Main()
Console.WriteLine("Enter the amount of characters")
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I think what I'm trying to do is considered a permutation but I could be wrong. I've come across several examples of how to permutate a string as follows:
Permutations of {A B C}: {A B C}, {A C B}, {B A C}, {B C A}, {C A B}, {C B A}
What I'm needing are results similar to this (using the same input) with a repeat of each item to create a list of all possible combinations: {A A A}, {A A B}, {A A C}, {A B A}, {A B B}, {A B C}, {A C A}, {A C B}, {A C C}...and so on.
Below is some code that I found that almost gets me there with an exception of the repeated values:
'Generates all possible combinations from a series of words
Public Function PermutateString(ByVal input_string As List(Of String), Optional ByVal Base As String = "") As List(Of String)
Dim i As Long
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I'm trying to send Ctrl+A to Notepad but nothing is happening. Code for the button:
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How can I bind a key combination to my vb.net application? I know it has SOMETHING to do with the registry, but I have no earthly idea what or how to go about doing this. I want the user to be able to hit those keys when the app is open and have it execute my function, but not while the app is closed.
View 3 RepliesI am trying to generate all possible 3 or 4 digit combinations from 0 to 9. I will be outputting them to a text file but I just need help with actually generating them.
View 7 RepliesI am writing an application in which we have a Product Module, Now instead of defining individual products, we want to just state the Size Ranges in Width, height and different size scale available, and then automatically generate a list of products with all the Size combinations. I cant figure how to do this.Ill give an example.This is how we define a product
Product[code].....
If i had a fixed number of Size types i would just run For loops within for loops and inside the inner most for loop write an Add Item statement with Index of evry selected item, however since the Size types are dynamic, i need to write a recursive loop, and i just cant figure how to.
My task is to develop a Control library (VB 2005) in which u enter a variable in textbox (>=1 , <=5). Lets say you enter "3" then u have too see in table all combinations of boolean numbers for 3bits (000, 001, 010 .....etc). If you enter "4" the table have to be different (0000,0001,....etc) with 16 combinations.
View 5 Replieshow you can register 2 hotkey combinations.(CTRL + END, and Alt + END).I'm using this code as a reference.
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I was wondering how to achieve a list with all possible combinations of letters. Now there are some nice examples on the Internet, however, I'd like to have the following:
Let's assume you have 3 letters (A, B, C), and have a limit length of 3, then it should display this list:
A
B
C
AA
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Now, this would be fine with recursive calls I think, but I find it really difficult to think how to code that and how the computer will execute the code. It would be easier if all possibilities had a length of 3, but here that isn't the case.
Example :
If a got word "don" then file will contain
ddd
ddo
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I would like a function generate all of the k-combinations of elements from a List of n elements. Note that I am looking for combinations, not permutations, and that we need a solution for varying k (i.e., hard-coding the loops is a no-no).
I am looking for a solution that is a) elegant, and b) can be coded in VB10/.Net 4.0.
This means a) solutions requiring LINQ are ok, b) those using the C# "yield" command are not.
The order of the combinations is not important (i.e., lexicographical, Gray-code, what-have-you) and elegance is favored over performance, if the two are in conflict.
(The OCaml and C# solutions here would be perfect, if they could be coded in VB10.)
how to generate combinations of pixels on a page using 24bit color using MS VB 10.0.
View 1 RepliesExample: That's 8 different combinations:
1, X, 1
1, X, X
1, 2, 1
1, 2, X
X, X, 1
X, X, X
X, X, 1
X, 2, X
Any way to get the different combinations depending on the Checked checkboxes into an ArrayList. One entry per possible combination (like the example above). Note this example is just for 3 games, I will have 13 games in my program so if you click all checkboxes thats 1,6M combinations. Is it really wise to have 1,6M entries in an Array? I also want to be able to set demands, like: delete all lines in the Array containing two X. Maybe an ArrayList isn't the way to go?
Using VBNET, MVC 3 and Entity Framework to write my first mvc application - a single user blog application. I am trying to create an archive sidebar that will render something like October 2011 and when the user clicks they will see all posts in october. Right now all my attempts show either duplicate dates - if there are 3 posts in october then i see october 2011 3 times or i only get back one month year combo say oct 2011. Using groupby with firstordefault i only get back one month yaear combo.
posts = _rdsqlconn.Posts.Where(Function(p) p.PostIsPublished = True).GroupBy(Function(d) d.PostDatePublished).FirstOrDefault
How can i get back unique month year combos with EF?
Additional info: I have that function in my repository. I want to pull the month and year pairs so that i have only one pair for say ocotober even if there are 3 posts in october.In the repository:
Public Function SelectPostsByDate() As IEnumerable(Of Entities.Post) Implements Interfaces.IPostRepository.SelectPostsByDate
Using _rdsqlconn As New RDSQLConn
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If there is an array with elements: 1,2,3,4, the program should return another array with sum of all combinations:
1
2
3
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I have 36 numbers in sets of 5. (eg. 1-2-3-4-5, 2-3-4-5-6 etc..) I need to find all the possible combinations of these numbers which total the same sum. For instance the lowest sum would be: 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 15. The highest possible sum is: 32 + 33 + 34 + 35 + 36 = 170. Now every five number combination within these 36 numbers will sum up between 15 and 170. How would I go about this in vb.net to produce all the possible combinations which would total say 92.
View 6 RepliesIf I want to set my Font I can use new Font=("Times New Roman", 12, Drawing.FontStyle.Bold)Instead of Bold, I can use Italic, Regular or Underline
View 1 RepliesI am trying to generate a combination of string words and this is not permutations. For example if I had a list of words like (bat, cat, dog, egg...)then try and generate n(n-1)/2 combinations like
bat cat dog egg
batcat catdog dogegg
batcatdog catdogegg
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This question is virtually the same as this SO post, only I'm looking for a VB.NET (.NET 4) solution. I've spun my wheels long enough trying to come up with a generic solution to solving this "power set" problem.
Dim choices As IEnumerable(Of String) = {"Coffee", "Tea", "Milk", "Cookies"}
Dim choiceSets = choices.CombineAll()
I'm looking for choiceSets to be an IEnumerable(Of IEnumerable(Of T)) so that I can do something like:
For each choiceSet in choiceSets
Console.WriteLine(String.Join(", ", choiceSet))
Next
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As you can see, this is every non-repeating combination from the source IEnumerable(Of T) (which could have 1 to many items in it - this example only had 4), it operates based on the order of the items in the source IEnumerable(Of T), and each item in the list is >= the previous item in terms of number of items in the inner IEnumerable(Of T).
For what it's worth, this is not homework; though it sure does feel like it. EDIT: Updated the example so it does not look like the result is alphabetically sorted, to stress that the source IEnumerable(Of T)'s existing order is used and added a 4th choice to clarify the sorting requirement within each set.
I need to generate all combinations (not permutations) in VB .NET, I've been search and all I found is for permutations (some says combinations but when I was try it, all are permutations).
What I need is to generate combinations from string array:
Dim data_array As String() = {"one", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six"}
I need that: If I say just 1 length, it must returns:
one
two
three
four
five
six
If I say 2 length, it must returns:
oneone
onetwo
onethree
onefour
... etc ...
twoone
twotwo
twothree
... etc ...
And continues til end with all combinations. If I say more length do it as well.
