Im creating a hangman game. I have a list of words and from that list is a ranomdly selected word. What i was thinking of doing was having the program take the amount letters there are in the word and make that many text boxes on the screen probebly .5in x .5in and .2 in apart. I also have an onscreen keyboard. Whenever the user picks a correct letter from the keybaord, it will show in the correct box.
I've got 2 RTB one is for input of text and one is output.The output one needs to read the words from the input and display it alphabetically and with their line numbers.I have partly done it and it currently reads it but here is my problem When the words are outputted let say for example there are 2 words the same on the same line e.g the word 'you' appears twice on line one,at the moment its coming up like this
How to make TextBox2.Text displaythe same text if in TextBox1.Text i have, lets say "Test" on my first button click and "test" on my second. I want to make it do so without having to write the code again:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click If TextBox1.Text = "Test" Then TextBox2.Text = "Random Random Random" Else
Im trying to get an application to count letters and words. I want it to count them at runtime and display it in a label box. My form will run and I can type text in my textbox but my lblOutput doesn't update.[code...]
I'm making a program and was wondering if someone could please help me (its a console app) to display words from a string that the user has inputted starting with certain characters?
other than GML (Yoyogames.com Game Maker Language), I am new to the coding world. The only "major" project I have completed using VB is a computer calculator that exactly mimics the capabilities of Windows 7's calculator. Yesterday, I began a Chatbot program for my girlfriend. Lol. I have used the instr() function to answer most of the questions or answers which are typed into the textbox1. I find this extremely troublesome because when using the instr() function you cannot say instr(textbox1.
Public Class Form1 Dim fos As String = "Foster: " Dim ash As String = "Ashley: "
I want to do the equivalent of the following VB in c#
Function([class]) "hello"
This would be the same as this in c#
class=>"hello"
The problem is that the word class is a key word in the language. But I want to use it as a variable name. In the VB example you can use the [] brackets to 'escape' that key word and allow it to be used as a variable name.
The codes in the .cs files are all in black. For example the usual blue text keywords appear in black. Could this be to do with the intellisense not working either?
I'm using a program see here: Visual Basic Regular Expression Question. I enter letters and the program returns all possible combinations from list. I want change this line of code...
Dim result = fruits.Where(Function(fruit) Not fruit.Except(letters).Any())
If I have this list:
Dim fruit as List(Of string) from {"apple","orange","pear","banana"}
And I input "p a p l e r" then it would return "apple" and "pear", but if I enter "a p l e r" then it would return just "pear". The idea is to return all words, which can be made of entered letters without duplicating any single letter. How to optimize this Linq code?
I've got a form here with a listbox full of words. I'd like to allow the user to insert new words and have it update the database it's getting the data from. Can I have it display a msgbox, the one that takes input from a user, and use that to update the database?
I have a string that is the body of an email my web app (VB.NET) sends when a new user account is created. The string is created in my code-behind file. How do I make just a couple of the words in the email message bold?
I am needing aid in breaking words apart, and entering the one by one into a web browser at a random delay between one and five seconds each. I am downling my words into a textbox, and they all have spaces inbetween How can I enter these one by one, and at random times into my built in Webbrowser.
I've managed to become semi-literate in regex's, I'm stuck on this one though. I need to capture up to 5 words before and after a given word (not necessarily in the same sentence). So, for example, if the target word is AARDVARK in the following text:
AND A TRIP TO THE ZOO. THE AARDVARK WAS THE MOST INTERESTING CREATURE HE HAD EVER ...
I would like to capture {A, TRIP, TO, THE, ZOO} & {WAS, THE, MOST, INTERESTING CREATURE}. Obviously, if I could simply capture the whole string "A TRIP ... INTERESTING CREATURE", I can parse out the words.
I have a text box in which you enter last name first and first name last ex. (wojo casey) and I would like to change it so the output states Casey wojo
I have made a simple program for invoices, e.g. The total amount is coming 48,950/$, How to appear this amount in words "Forty Eight Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty, through MODULE.
The following code checks a strings if it contains particular words and if yes it removes them. The problem is that it also removes characters that it shouldn't. For example: If user_input3 contains a word like lo(ok) it would remove the last characters ok. How can i modify the code to remove whole words only?
You know in the code all the blue words?well can they not be turned into pictures or say like barry trotter cards then we could have a wizard class in vb or a barny set themed one or ma fav idea at the momnet parite ones.Me heads a shed and me lifes a dream, Its all for fun and mostley free.
I was wondering if there's anyway to color stuff in a textbox? example: I have a big textbox and if I type hi in that textbox I want that text to become grey, and if I type bye I want the text to become red, any ideas?
btw, I took your advice from my latest thread and installed a stable version of 2005
I did some thinking and come up with the idea "if textbox1.text ="hej" then" set a color but then I realized the whole text would become to coded text, hmm..
This long code runs only until 119. If you exceed to 119, it won't convert it to words. I know I can use the same method but the codes will be too long.
Dim a(19) As String Dim b(10) As String Dim c(5) As String
im working with a receipt layout and trying to divide up a products descriptiontext into 2 lines if its longer then 24 characters.my first solution was something like this:
If Row.Description.Length >= 24 Then TextToPrint &= Row.Description.Substring(0, 24) & " $100" TextToPrint &= Row.Description.Substring(24) & vbNewLine
how can I extract a certain words from a sentence input by user. For example, when a user enters "Jones born in 1965", the program will extract the words 'Jones, born, 1965' while eliminating the word 'in'.
I want to extract certain words from a sentence input by the user. For e.g., the user enters "Jones born in 1967" and the program will extract the words 'Jones, born and 1967' but will not extract the word 'in' and will print the extracted words out.
Basically what I'm trying to achieve is to extract all the words within a piece of string and transfer that from one text box to another text box.
An example piece of the string would be
<laugh:894u8438:4434:words>
However the words within the string will never remain constant and the characters before and after will change. Is there anything that will read the string and take a word from the string without it being pre-programmed. The string it is reading from is uploaded from a text file.