Make Sure One Input Is Always Bigger Than The Other
Oct 29, 2009
I would like to know how to make my l(length) always bigger than w(width).eg: message box "Make Length bigger than width" and the 2 inputs, and 3 outputs = [blank]
Public Class Form1 Dim min, max As Integer Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
I am trying to do a do while loop to make a circle draw itself resized by 1 each time 50 times. I just dont know how to define the numbers that make up the circle size properties. here is my simple code
I would like to just make a simple do while loop to adjust the 5,5 by +1. I am really new to programming and any help will be excelent. If I knew the property name of the 2 numbers I need to change I could declare them as a letter H & W and just do while
I notice that the actual tabs on a TabControl are quite small (I am using VB 2008 Express). I would like more vertical space above and beneath the text on the tabs. I tried changing the padding in the TabPages collection but it didn't seem to do anything. Is there a way to make the tabs bigger?
mypen.StartCap = Drawing.Drawing2D.LineCap.ArrowAnchor mypen.EndCap = Drawing.Drawing2D.LineCap.ArrowAnchor but I want a bigger (custom) arrows in start and and of line. It's not clear how to do. Perhaps with:
I have a problem on using mouse hoover and double click on image.I have a listview box. when user choose 1 item, he/she will be able to view it below the listview table. However, the image is small and they can't see it clearly. So I would like to make the image clearer by making it bigger when mouse hoover and double click. At the same time, when I manage to view this image, the listview table should be invisible.( as the image shows.This is my codes to show the image when user click item in listview:
Friend WithEvents PictureBox2 As System.Windows.Forms.PictureBox = New PictureBox() 'initialize(PictureBox) Me.PictureBox2.Location = New Point(15, 195) ' default (0,0)[cocde]....
I would like to make mechanism to prevent a logfile to grow bigger than 4 Mb. Therefore I compare the filesize, get with
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With a string value saved in the registry. Now the thing is, that sometimes a backup of the logfile is made, while the actual size is 6 Kb, and the limit as saved in the registry is 4194304. ??
Any explanation why a EXE in VS2005 would grow from 9MB to 17MB. The only thing changed between the 2 compiles as the adding of about 20 lines of code and an additional Crystal Report file (.rpt). The .rpt is about 8.5MB, but our understanding is that the .rpt doesn't get included in the EXE.
I have discovered that the .Net Hashing functions, MD5, SHA1, and SHA512 (all of them probably) do not allow us to create hashes of files greatedr than 2GB in size. If I use a function like the following:
Table 7.1 gives us the U.S census bureau projections for the populations (in millions) of the states predicted to be the most populous in the year 2030. Write a program that allows the user to endter the current populations of the states into an array of text boxes, and gives the percentage growth for the collection of five states. The growth is calculated with the formula: Growth = (projected pop - current pop) / current pop percentage growth can be displayed as Formatpercent(growth). [code] why cant I get the code into bigger windows?
I'm looking for a little help; I've tried everything. Here is a little section of code of a bigger project. What do I need to plug into the ? in the FillRectangleRectangle call to get this to work? I got the FillRect... example from MSDN, but I can't figure out how to call it correctly.
Private Sub PictureBox1_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles PictureBox1.Click Dim i As Integer Dim pt As Point Label1.Text = "=" & MousePosition.X & " Y=" & MousePosition.Y & " "pt = New Point(MousePosition.X, MousePosition.Y) For i = 0 To 117 If rects(i).Contains(pt) Then Beep()FillRectangleRectangle(?, i) End If Next i End Sub Public Sub FillRectangleRectangle(e As System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs, ByVal i As Integer)Dim blueBrush As New SolidBrush(Color.Blue) e.Graphics.FillRectangle(blueBrush, rects(i))End Sub
I have a issue in a serialization process. I'm trying to Serialize a part of a bigger class.
I've a Class named MyBigClass with contain many property and method, and some of them may not be Serializable.
And I'm trying to Serialize one property of the MyBigClass class, witch is a SortedList named SubClassXList defined as SortedList(Int32, ClassX)
My problem is when it is time to serialize the SortedList (SubClassXList) a error tell me that a Class (say Class B) could not be Serialized because it is not marked as "Serializable", but the Class B in question have nothing to do with the SubClassXList in question.
The only thing I could see, is that the Serialization method try to also Serialize the Main Class (MyBigClass).
Here is the method that I use to Clone a Object ClassX do have the attribute "Serializable()"
Public Function CloneObject(ByVal pObjectToSerialize As Object) As Object ' Create a memory stream and a formatter. Dim ms As New IO.MemoryStream()
I'm trying to stack a few lists on top of each other. But the label.size.height appears to be bigger then the label itself. When i set the borderstyle to fixedsingle, i see the border around the text. But the height is bigger, so there comes a space between one label and the next. I have tried to set margin and padding to 0 without result. Exemple: label.size.height return 23, when the height actually is something around 15. Does someone knows how i get the right size? Edit: When i explicitly set the height of the lable, the problem is solved. Is this some problem with autosize?
Is there a way to make an input box value required? I have an input box that assigns the value to a label on my form, and I would like to know if you can prevent the user from leaving it blank and instead require a value?
For c = 0 To grd.Columns.Count - 1 grd.Columns(c).Resizable = DataGridViewTriState.True Next c
That allows all the columns in my DataGridView to be resizable EXCEPT the last column. Why?I DO get the little resizable-mouse-pointer... but you can only make the column SMALLER, never WIDER.(Same problem if I try to set all the columns to Resizable, using the VB.net IDE)Shouldn't I be able to resize ANY column I want, bigger or smaller?
trying write code to find smaller array in bigger (arrays have 2 dimensions) (i have 2 arrays type Color they contains 2 bitmaps data inside - captimage is bigger bitmap where is need to search)
function CompareI: boolean; var y, x, yy, xx: integer; begin
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but no luck.. something is wrong - result is always false, can someone provide a little fix or point me to 2dimensional array compare code?
I am writing a small program here and this i=code is straight out a book and it doesn't seem to work. Its supposed to ensure that the users input is numeric and not contain letters.
Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim user_Input As Single Dim H As Single Do Console.Write("Enter you'r Height in Meters: ") user_Input = Console.ReadLine Loop Until IsNumeric(user_Input) H = CSng(user_Input) Console.WriteLine("You are {0} meters tall", H) End Sub End Module
Is there any way to get me a condition like this? If textbox1 (has string or integer inside) then how to make a condition if the textbox has an input in it or none?
Is it posseble to make a webcam input?I dont have a webcam, but i have some orc and simular programs that requires a webcam (I cant change the programs to take another input)I was thinking on that i maby culd make a "fake" webcam input that was playing a movie file.
I used to program in BASIC, and am trying to learn VB now. What I am trying to do at the moment is take a keystroke on the numeric keypad (1-9 only) and pass it into my program to control what happens to a number as follows:[code]I can't seem to find anything in VB that allows simple keyboard entry in this manner.
I am new to VB.Net and programming all together. I am trying to make a program that will take 2 numbers input by the user, Add them together and display the sum. Then take the sum and divide it individually by each number to give you what percent of the sum the numbers are. I'm working on making it a program that will calculate the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium for my Anthro Class. I'm just doing this for practice for my VB.Net Class. But i will move onto that at a later time. I just want to finish this first.
So.. Here is my code so far. It's not complete yet but this is should be enough to make it function.
my program creates an error code when i enter the worng data but is only does it once, what code do i use to make it stop you until you enter the corrct data