I have several parameters consisting of separate System.Byte() arrays. What I need is the syntax for a function declaration where the parameter is an array of arrays - I do not want to delve into System.Collections, and it's my preference not to CType each array into an Object and then back into a Byte().
Problem I'm having here is that:
Public Function MyFunc(arrayparam() As System.Byte) As System.Byte()
accepts a single-dimensional Array of individual Bytes.
Then Public Function MyFunc(arrayparam() As System.Byte()) As System.Byte()
Does the following work in VB 2008 for passing an array to a function: Public Function functionname(ByVal array1() As Short, ByVal array2() as Short) As Short Also, can ByRef be used in place of ByVal?
I have an array of integers and I want to pass the array to a function that will add up the elements of the array and return the cumulative total of the elements of the array. So, if the array contains the values {1,2,3,4,5} the return value from the function would be 15.
Im a student doing an assignment, how do i pass the value from a sub procedure to a function procedure....i want to pass the value from decSubtotal to a function procedure named CalculateDiscount; check out my code--
Expected Results: A scalar result of the comparison between Array1 and Array2 such that when Array1>Array2 it is true. See expected array above. Actual Results: When Result(x) is true, all elements become Array1(x) and Array2(x) .What is wrong with the function?
Im having a very difficult time trying to pass an vba array ive built from ms- access vba to a .net function.I don't have a com problem I can reference the library just fine from vba but and i can call a simple function from vba. however my problem exist when i attempt to try to pass an array to the vb.net function. vb.net code
I have a multidimensional array (not jagged array) that saves data from rows and columns of an excel spreadsheet. After it completes recording the data from Excel, I need to pass the array to another function.I understand how to pass a jagged array, but not a true multidimensional array.
Can someone point me in the right direction? I've done some searching on this site, and others, but most of the info only includes single dimension arrays or jagged arrays.
Im having a very difficult time trying to pass an vba array ive built from access vba to a .net function. I dont have a com problem I can reference the library just fine from vba but and i can call a simple function from vba. however my problem exist when i attempt to try to pass an array to the vb.net function. vb.net code
<ComClass(ComClass1.ClassId, ComClass1.InterfaceId, ComClass1.EventsId)> _ Public Class ComClass1 Public otag As String()
I have a simple VB.Net Form that acts as an interface to a control library with a public API.
One of the API calls takes an Array of UIntegers ByRef:
Public Function Get_Values(source_id As Byte, first_value_address As Byte, number_of_values As Byte, ByRef valuesOut As UInteger()) As Integer
After the call, valuesOut will hold a list of values number_of_values long from source_id starting at first_value_address.
There is a hardware driven limitation that the max number of values returned is 15 regardless of requested length. I need to get 28 values into an array from my VB.Net code.
Is it possible to send only part of an array variable to the function similar to this C code?
uint[28] values; Get_Values(0, 0, 15, values);//get first part Get_Values(0, 15, 13, &values[15]); //get second part of data
I have a structure to hold a student name, an array to hold 5 test scores, and an average score. I have created an a array of structures for 6 students. User input is setup through text boxes. I want to calculate the average for each student. I have made a function to do this. What I am having trouble with is how to pass the array of test scores to the function.
Here is what I have so far:
CODE******** Public Const intMAX_STUDENTS As Integer = 6 Public Const intMAX_NUMTESTS As Integer = 5 Public student(intMAX_STUDENTS - 1) As StudentData
I am porting over some C++ assembly to VB that performs demodulation of various waveforms.I decided to go the unit test route instead of building a test app to get a feel for how testing is performed.The original demodulation code accepts an array that is the waveform along with some other arguments. How should one go about performing a test on something that has an array as an argument? Is it acceptable to generate fake data in a file and read it in at the beginning of the test?
On a side note - The original C++ code was written because we were performing math that we couldn't do in VB6 so we had to cross boundaries between C++ and VB6 and arrays were used. Is there a "better" way of handling large amounts of data in the .NET world that us VB6 programmers may not yet be privy to? Or if we aren't crossing that managed/un-managed boundary, should we be representing our data as objects instead?
I am trying to pass an argument to a sub then have it add to my listview, my code is:
Module modFunctionsSubs 'Function and sub routines 'This sub logs an even in the listview Public Sub logEvent(ByVal statusText As String) listViewMainLog.Items.Add(statusText) End Sub End Module
My argument is getting through ok, statusText but I get an error: 'Name listViewMainLog is not declared'
I've got several user controls and every time I add them, I post this
Dim uc As New ucTemplates ' 'ucTemplates' is the name of the actual user contrll gbControls.Controls.Clear() gbControls.Controls.Add(uc)
So, I'd like to create a sub that does the same thing, passing the usercontrol as an argument
Private Sub AddUC(myControl as UserControl) gbControls.Controls.Clear() gbControls.Controls.Add(myControl) End Sub
But - when I try: addUC(ucTemplates)
I get an error that ucTemplates is a type and cannot be used as an expression I can get it working if I add the Dim uc As New before the addUC - but I'd rather have it so I only repeat one line, not 2
I know how to pass arguments between two dotnet applications! However I have hard time with this: I want to pass a command line argument. for example; test.exe is a console application (none dotnet) self terminating app. From cmd.exe if I type "test.exe -v" the cmd output text will display the test.exe version info. If I place the test.exe in the same path as my VB.net app.What I want to do is:
<p>I'm trying to use a function that takes a variable referring to various listboxes.</p><p>Something along the lines of:</p><p>Calling code:</p><p>...</p><p> Dim lstBox as ListBox</p><p> if a=1 then lstBox = Me.ListBox1 else lstBox = Me.ListBox2</p><p> MyFunction(lstBox)</p><p>...</p><p></p><p>Called function:</p><p> public sub MyFunction(lstCtrl as ListBox)</p><p></p><p>lstCtrl.Add()....</p><p></p>
The problem that I am facing is that I want to call a shared DLL created by qt4. Now reading the result from the DLL file is working well and good. But the problem arised while passing arguments required by the function in the dll file.The argument (both string or int) is not passed properly. Suppose I pass an integer argument 8, but 1 is passed. Whatever is my input only 1 is passed.
I'm writting a class that needs the form handle but there is a way to use it without send it as argument in the class constructor or in a property?I know that the handler is not set until the form is completely loaded so that is another problem too.The basic idea is catch the form handle without pass it as argument and handle the wm messages.
I want to make an numerical integration method with takes in an analytic function and integrate it over a specific interval. For the numerical integration procedure I want to use some procedures in nr.com. The problem is that these are programmed in C++ and they uses functors to pass a function to the integration method. How can I do this in VB 2010?
I want to initialize the function (i.e. set a=1,b=0 for function y(x)=a*x+b) and then pass the function to the integration method. Then when the integration method call the function it only calls the function with one parameter (i.e. x since a,b is already set)
What is the best way to do this in VB2010?I want to make a general integration method where I can pass any single valued function and integration limits.
I have just started using VB, and from what I have found so far it seems like the tools you have is
- to us a delegate for the function - to use a lambda expression for the function - send a pointer/adressOf - to create a function class/structure and submit this to the function
As for now I am most inclined to create a function-class. But I am not really sure how.F.ex. I make different classes for each "uniqe function" I want to integrate, but how can I pass them to the integration function when I need to specify the argument type in the integration-function-call?This seems like a basic problem which applies to many Math operations, so I think it would be very useful to clarify this.
I am currently trying to pass an array of objects as a result to VBA but Excel is complaining the following:
'Function or interface marked as restricted, or the function uses an automation type not supported in Visual Basic.'
I have looked around on the internet and have seen similar issues but not to one I am trying to do.
My function is declared as follows:
<ComClass(Class1.ClassId, Class1.InterfaceId, Class1.EventsId)> _ Public Class Class1 #Region "COM GUIDs" ...
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VBA is complaining about the System.Objects my question is how the heck are you supposed to pass and return arrays from .NET to VBA. Also the data that will be in the ArrayRes() is mixed type, its not just strings etc, its an array of arrays that can contain strings, integers doubles etc.
I chose VB .NET because I assumed it would be possible to map to VBA easier.
One last thing, if System.Object and Arrays in VB .NET is not the way, ie maybe theres another way via collections or lists, then Im open to that. I just need to get this data into VBA. Also I could move over to C# if needs be.
am trying to pass a structure that contains 2D arrays as Byte from VB.net to a C++ dll. The dll returns the structure with the 1D arrays filled. I am using UnmanagedType.ByValArray to pass the arrays from VB.net to C++.
