I am trying to improve the graphics of my application by adding a nicer feel of the glow in it. By default when you enter the button, it has the slight blue glow. What I am trying to aim for on the calculator part of my application is to make it "look" as close as possible to the Windows 7 Calculator.
This is the Windows 7 Calculator normally. This next picture shows the "glow" on mouse enter.I don't know where I should start on this. I'm trying to get the yellow glow that shows on there, I can just make a "image" replacement for the mouse enter property but I want it to be animated like the Windows 7 Calculator.
When using Nullable(Of T) you can access its value by either calling Nullable(Of T).Value property directly, or by just accessing the object directly eg:
Dim myValue As Nullable(Of Integer) = 10 Debug.WriteLine(myValue.Value) Debug.WriteLine(myValue)
How would I replicate the second example in my own class?
I pull a report from SQL Server being not a fan of cursors I process that table server side in my code behind file. So I pull this report that is an address label report and my client wants there to be X number of labels per person. So I coded this function:
Private Function ProcessX(ByVal dt As DataTable, ByVal X As Integer) As DataTable Dim dtProcessed As DataTable = dt.Copy dtProcessed.Clear()
Introduction: Probably a year or more ago I asked if was possible to use the Mathematical functions in Windows Calculator or use any DLL file it may use without a satisfactory answer. As I require the greater accuracy of Windows Calculator in String format. Would it be easy to keep switching between a Vb.Net Form windows based application and Windows Calculator and, using SendKeys, get results back to a Vb.Net application using Copy & Paste via the clipboard but to do this in an automatic fashion at all please?
What I am particularly interested in is getting Log10 or LogN results and also doing ARC or INVerse LOG10 or INVerse LogN calculations. But I require the greater accuracy of windows Calculator. Additionally, would it be possible to assign a keyboard keymap to each key in Windows Calculator so that, for example, the L key would be assigned to clicking the LOG10 button, ALT for the Hyp checkbox, SHIFT for the INV checkbox and so on?So imagine sending key sequences to Windows Calculator to completely automate it. And Windows Calculator has been updated too in WINDOWS 7, would that make it any easier to work with?
I am not an advanced VB programmer as I create applications for fun at home, so am hoping someone can help me with this. I would like to add a mouse over glow type effect to a control (doing this on a picturebox at the moment). I did this very simplistically by creating a user control and having a picturebox within a picturebox, one of which is not visible. On the mouse over, I just make it visible and it does look cool as it has rounded edges and all that. But I assume this is not a good technique and really limits you. I would like to do it so I can define the color, glow size, etc... kind of like the glow effect in Flex.
In my application I have 4 panels. Each of which have a "mini-app" such as a calculator, sticky notes, etc.My GUI could use improvement so I had an idea of making the Border of a panel glow where if your mouse enters or focuses on the panel or its children the border glows.I have not yet worked with glowing type elements and am not sure how I would do this. I just want the border to glow like the Start button at the bottom left corner of your screen in Windows 7. The start button glows on mouseover and focus. To my knowledge I believe they just use two images, but how did they use the animation for "glow effect"? [code]
Have you ever seen the whitish glow around the titlebar text in Vista? You know, the feathering around the text that makes it stand out from the Aero glass? Well if you haven't, look at the picture in the attachment. Does anyone have an idea as to how I may reproduce it, specifically draw it around some text on the Aero glass? I already know that the Aero glass can be implemented using some APIs in dwmapi.dll. Are APIs for the glow also in that dll? I'm unable to find any info on how to do this in the official documentation.
I've made a simple calculator, everything works except for the adding (+) function. Such as 3 + 4 = 34 (which it doesn't). It takes it as a string, rather than a number.
Here's what I have so far:
CODE:
Again, the problem is the adding is not functioning.
The comma/dot may appear only ones. How do I modify that within this code?? bpuntingedrukt as boolean Private Sub VoegCijferToe(ByVal sCijfer) If Len(lblDisplay.Text) > 15 Then Exit Sub If sCijfer = "0" And lblDisplay.Text = "0," Then [Code] .....
Okay, i have two questions i will merge into one.I am using Express, just in case its important
First of all, i am trying to create a calculator using Visual Basic, which will end up being a lot like the 'Calculator' application built into all Microsoft computers.
I am having trouble however, with adding more than one thing to a text box.
i have to finished a cacluator, all my code seems to be working apart from the equals button and i do not understand why..i've tried several different things such as a case too but nothing seems to work to get the equals button working. This is my code, no need for all the buttons they are the same and ive declared variables.
Sorry in advance. I emailed myself my coding since I don't have vb on my personal computer. Sooo, the format is going to be off. But my program allows the computer to generate a random date. The user has to guess what day of the week the random date lands on. I have written the whole code. It all works except when user checks his/her answer. The answer always comes up as incorrect. Here is the coding:
I need to do a programme that checks if the number a user enters is odd or even and then adds together all the odd numbers and all the even numbers seperately and displays the total in a label. My code just displays "0".
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim oddNumber As Integer
You need to design and create a program that accepts input of employee name, employee type, and the number of hours worked each week for two weeks.You must be able to select an employee type. An employee of type Trainee makes $10 per hour. An employee of type Regular makes $15 per hour. An employee of type Manager makes $20 per hour.The program should calculate the employee�s pay for the week. The employee should receive 1 � times the regular pay for any hours worked over the prescribed 40 hours in a week. The program should output the following information:
Option Explicit On Public Class Form1 Private Sub GroupBox2_Enter(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
So Im having trouble taking the code i have and being able to break it down into a tip class and a total class along with the main form. i did the whole code in on form and now im so confused on how to break it down.this is what i have! its alot because im using radio buttons.. on and im using visual
Option Strict On Option Explicit On Imports System.Convert
I need a little help in programming a console calculator.I'll start by saying that VB is a new programming language for me. I started a class in school that uses VB to teach an introduction to computer logic and programming. It's not the first language i have learned, but it the first one that i have gotten in depth with in console apps.I have a basic set up of asking the user for the first number, then the operator, then the second number.I'm currently using a Select Case statement to start the calculation area of the program, a Do Until at the beginning of the Select Case for a repeat, then it proceeds to getting the numbers and operators.
I'm also wanting to get all the possible math operators that VB provides included.What i'm hoping for is to clean up my code and make it to where the program asks the user for the equation itself. Example.
Console.WriteLine("Enter the equation") equation = Console.ReadKey()
