I am just wondering if there is any DLLs or features in VB.Net 2008 that I could use to parse a picture of text to text (for example, a screenshot), assuming the text are in very recognizable format (i.e., not like CAPTCHA type of text).
i want to put text/images in a window i choose im useing this code to put text into notepad
Imports WindowsApplication1.Class1 Public Class Form1 Private Sub Display_Loop(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Dim hWnd As IntPtr = WinApi.FindWindowA("notepad", Nothing)
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but it is a blinky and doesn't look good at all just keeps Bliking and mix's with stuff is there a better way to put text into a window ? and is there a way i can put images ?
What is the best way to do? Load the pictures to the program and using many different forms? or just make a folder to the pictures and load them by using the [code]....
<!-- Generated by F12 developer tools. This might not be an accurate representation of the original source file --> <html lang="en" xml:lang="en" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><head> <meta content="text/html; charset=utf-8" http-equiv="content-type">
I use VS 2008 Visual Basic and I added windows forms HelpProvider to supply user with more information using F1 button when a windows form is active.No VB coding are used, just help provider and HTML docs. with css.I have created a HTML document and a picture. On both items I have set the [copy to output directory] property to Copy Always.The HTML document starts HTML page and IE is showing the text as expected , but the picture does not appear.I use click once deployment to deliver the system. The HTML documents and picture is located on the user computer after the deployment. How do I add path to a location in a win program with pictures used in a HTML document? What is the correct setting of [ build action ] parameter of these items?
i am trying to build a program ( i am a beginner) that display the pictures from a media card ( or other removable media) in a gallery in the form, and that allow the user to select the ones he likes and store it in a folder.
Im make a portable program which has a form with a few different pictures like a photo gallery.when you hover the mouse over a picture it will appear enlarged in a floating box infront of the form. Then when the the mouse is taken away from this floating box the box will disapear and leave you with the picture gallery again?
I'm trying to parse some XML (html) I downloaded using WebRequest.Create() and then read it. However after loading the XML file using LoadXml(string), anything else I execute doesn't work. Setting a breakpoint on anything afterwards doesn't work and it doesn't break.I tried catching exception but none are occurring, so I'm not sure what the problem is.
Here is my code: Dim reader As StreamReader = New StreamReader(HTTPResponse.GetResponseStream()) Dim xDoc As XmlDocument = New XmlDocument()
Im using a black n white image of a human as my back ground and panels to display the same bits in color when the area is clicked. What isn't working for me is the panels are slightly overlapped and one will always be on top of the other. it is transparent so you can see the back ground, but not the panel underneath it when it has a picture in it.
I occasionally have to search a very large text file as a troubleshooting step. The file is continuous text (with spaces between much of the text) but almost everything is date/time stamped. The text is actually messages between two machines so I'd like to insert a line break after every message so that I can follow the protocol exchange. Thre are also a few key words that I'd like to again, separate with a line break.
I occasionally have to search a very large text file as a troubleshooting step. The file is continuous text (with spaces between much of the text) but almost everything is date/time stamped. The text is actually messages between two machines so I'd like to insert a line break after every message so that I can follow the protocol exchange. Thre are also a few key words that I'd like to again, separate with a line break
We are using the following code to try to parse some text data from the URL below: Dim strURL As String = "[URL]" ' *** Establish the request Dim loHttp As HttpWebRequest = DirectCast(WebRequest.Create(strURL), HttpWebRequest) ' *** Set properties loHttp.Timeout = 10000 ' 10 secs loHttp.UserAgent = "Code Sample Web Client" [Code] .....
The problem is that the response we are getting in code is incomplete when compared with what actually renders in the browser. The html we are getting shows a javascript function in the body of html where what we really want is the result of the function, which includes the data we need to capture. This is confirmed by loading the page in Google Chrome, clicking on the text "100360" and choosing "inspect element" which allows us to see the full page response with the data we need, specifically the following line: <pre class="pre-longText-wrap">100360</pre>
How to get this "raw" page response? It may be that the script is taking a few seconds to respond and that we are only seeing the initial page response.
I am trying to pull out a row of comma seperated fields from a text file. I have a combo box which pulls a product number, and what I want it to do it after you select the item in the combo box it will search through the text file and pull everything in that row?
I am using VB.NET 2005 (if that matters).I need to parse a text (log) file in which to process lines like:
Program Up at: Tue Jun 24 11:32:53.656 2008 - TerrificProgram.exe <some lines here which I ignore> 0.00:24:16 - Emergency Stop! <more lines to ignore> Program Down at: Thu May 29 22:22:56.000 2008
where the 0.0:24:16 is the offset in TimeSpan format (d.hh:mm:ss) relative to the 'Program Up at" datetime.The 'Program Up at: <date/time>' line I successfully detect (in another function which works) and as a result a set a Boolean flag that I am in a valid <Up> - <Down> sequence and I also set a Start-up DateTime var to which to add the offsets later.
The task is to convert the TimeSpan at the beginning of the 'Emergency stop' line to a regular DateTime expression and to write the converted line to another log-file.Simple, isn't it?The function I use for the above purpose is:
Private Function IsTimeSpan(ByRef InputLine As String, ByVal ProgStart As Boolean, ByVal DTofProgStart As DateTime, ByRef NewDateTime As DateTime) Dim iLine As String = InputLine Dim Index As Integer = iLine.IndexOf(" ")
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What I am doing is I pass each line ('InputLine' parameter) from the original log-file to the function together with the 'in <up>-<down>' flag ('ProgStart' parameter'), the start ot program DateTime (in the 'DTofProgStart') and I want the NewDate to hold the real datetime of Emergency event occurence (not its offset).
What happens is that I successfully detect the lines of interest but the NewDateTime is not updated (though 'ts' is in the correct format and the assignment 'NewDateTime = DTofProgStart' correctly assigns the passed value).Another curious thing is that the line
how to parse text and was wondering the best way to do it.[code]I'll need to parse the data after the asterisks and to the last line of text so, I should be getting this:[code]What would be the best way to parse data like this? Would I have to use RegEx? Or could I read the text file line by line and then split the text?
I am parsing a web page with the HTML agility pack in vb.net and it works great most of the time, but I have come across a site I need help with.
When I go to grab the web page with my http object (I am using chilkat http and it does not have a javascript engine) I get back the page which is poorly written with document.writes for basically the entire page.
I do not want to use the browser control to first render the page.
Do you know of anything that will allow me to parse this page easily with xpath... does xpath work with javascript? Is there a way for me to remove the javascript with the agility pack?
I have to parse through a text file that is growing and currently is about 30MB, but it takes a long time for the stream reader to load it before It can loop through the lines. Is there a faster method other than the streamreader?
I'm running into a problem whenever I try to parse a text file by each line. I know I could use stream reader to read line by line but it is a lot easier to simply use split() and I would also like to know the reason why split() doesn't work.
For example, I created a file "test.txt" and filled it with the following text.
text1 text2 text3
then put the following code in the load event of the form (a button click would work the same).