I have an Image.OCX which is build on 2008. This is used by VB Application.Many OCX methods are not used in Application. I want to delete unused method from OCX.Step for method deletion.
Delete exists Method from .ODL File i.e //[id(181), helpcontext(11)] long CreateImage(ID id);.
Delete
CreateImage same function . Delete //DISP_FUNCTION(CImageCtrl, "CreateImage", CreateImage, VT_I4) from Ctrl.cpp.
Delete interface ID from AFX_DISP_ID.
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Following Error Message display "Run Tim error '449':Argument not optional."
let me know is that possible to delete exist method from OCX and How?
I am getting this error when debugging a VB application. The method that is being called when I get this does not have any arguments. Definitions in code are as follows with names changed to protect the guilty
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The question is, if the method is not defined to accept argments, then why am I having a debug assertion while debugging that says that the arguments are not optional?
I have a function that has an optional dictionary argument. Since it's optional, it needs a default value, and I'd like to set it to an empty dictionary instead of Nothing. How do I go about that?
How can you set a function optional argument to null? For example, I want to set the optional argument intCode equal to Null. These arguments are used to send to a stored procedure as parameters.
Public Function pubfnc_SetCommentCode(ByVal strFieldName As String, ByVal lngResultID As Int32, Optional ByVal intCode As Int32 = DBNull.Value) As String
I have an Excel VBA function that takes a number of optional parameters, including an optional Range: Function DazBeta(A As Range, Z As Range, _ B As Integer, _ Optional Freq As Integer = 1, _ Optional c As Double = 0, _ Optional r As Range, _ Optional Pct As Boolean = True, _ Optional Label As Integer = 1)
I am translating to VB.NET, and it's the optional Range that is giving me grief because VB.NET does allow optional Ranges. Or rather, optional parameters must provide a default value. What is the recommended way to change the VB.NET function signature so that the code is callable from an Excel cell as a UDF? (The VB.NET implements a UDF, the assembly is registered as a COM server, and the Excel spreadsheet is told of this server and type library, allowing the VB.NET code to be called from an Excel spreadsheet cell.) I have other compilation problems, so I have not been able to explore this. I am thinking that accepting an optional Object (default value Nothing) might work and then I could cast the Object to a Range. Alternatively, if there were a default value that could be specified with an optional Range, that would work, too.
error BC30455: Argument not specified for parameter 'pTools' of 'Public FunctionfragPacket(ByRef pTools As Object) As Integer'.!I get this code while trying to get something to work.. heres the code
if (pName.Length >= 13) andalso (pName.SubString(0,13) = "actor_display") then dim aid as Integer = pTools.FourByteToNum(pBytes,2) if (aid <= 4000000) and (aid <> ownAID) then
When I place Set_Symbol() in my code it give me 2 errors
Errors:
Argument not specified for parameter 'e' of 'Private Sub Set_Symbol(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs)'. d:documentsvisual studio 2010ProjectsMath GameMath Gamefrmindex.vb Argument not specified for parameter 'sender' of 'Private Sub Set_Symbol(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs)'. d:documentsvisual studio 2010ProjectsMath GameMath Gamefrmindex.vb
This is what Set_Symbol is
Private Sub Set_Symbol(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) _ Handles rbnaddition.Click, rbnsubtraction.Click, rbnmultiplication.Click, rbndivision.Click Dim rbn As RadioButton
Private Sub lVW_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles LVW.Click With LVW 'LVW=ListVew Name LVW.Text = .SelectedItems.Item(0).Text
IM doing an assignment for college. ITs saving records to a file, and getting them back basically. So really not that hard.
The error is occuring around the following line of
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basically all I've been doing so far, is formatting the output fields to show dates correctly. And I believe I'm getting this error. There is data in the form becasue i wrote it there to test it.I think im saving this right, but it seems ODD that its not working for me.
hi,i am having a VB application in my system, which runs with absolutely no issues. But when i am running that EXE in some different machine i am randomly getiing a run-time error for a particular form.The error is like :Run-time error '30005': Invalid Argument valueThat particular form have MSFlexGrid and List box.As i cant simulate the same in my own setup, could u pls suggest the possible reasons?
Having created a database and testing it I get the following error message,
ARGUMENT EXCEPTION WAS UNHANDLED
Public Class Form1 Private Sub AddressBindingNavigatorSaveItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles AddressBindingNavigatorSaveItem.Click
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My action during the test was to fill in a field, save it then changed the information within, only to get the above message.
I am working on a vb windows form application with several connected forms. Its used to manipulate a MySQL database. One of the sub-forms has the following code snippet:
Actually we have a system for doctors in dispensary and when they try to access records for the patients from doctors module they able to do it but when they try to modify records and save it gives an error "Run-time error '5': Invalid Procedure call or argument" We are using oracle 8i as database and vb6 as fronend.
I just got upgraded from VB6.0 to VB2010. I'm trying to move some of my program functions over and I'm getting an error on the ones where I use optional... Public Function GetFolder(ByRef FTT As String, Optional InitFile As String)
I get the error at the end of the line, after the close par...the error is "optional parameters must specify a default value".
I am trying to have an optional Date value in one of my sub but since you cant set Date to nothing, this doesn't work. And i cant set it to the Date.minvalue inline.
Private Sub abc (ByVal A As String, Optional ByVal B As Date = Nothing) End Sub
So, i went and set it to some date in the past.
Private Sub abc (ByVal A As String, Optional ByVal B As Date = #1/1/2001#) End Sub
what would be the proper way to handle the default value for an optional Date?
Working with an If statement I have tried the following
If -0.6 > (LLum_Gline(8).X - LLum_Gline(12).X) > 0.6 Then patient_frm.llum_gline = 2 MsgBox("Measurement is Abnormal") End If
I am getting an error message that says Argument out of range exception unhandled. I have double checked and verified that LLum_Gline(8).X and LLum_Gline(12).X are in fact valid.Is my problem simply in how i am phrasing the If statement. Is there a way for me to phrase what im doing without writing multiple if statements?
I want to pass an optional parameter to a function of type System.Drawing.Color. The problem I am having is that when I declare the function it says "Constant expression is required" but I have tried variations of the following, including integers, full qualified indentifiers, even old vbWhite constants to no avail.
I've spent quite a bit of time reading up on generics, covariance, etc., and I am failing to understand why I get the aforementioned compiler error in this type of codeLet's say I have a base "Bill" class made up of a collection of Lines..
Public Class Bill(Of L As Line) Private _lines As List(Of L) Public Property Lines() As List(Of L)
Public Sub ProcessFTAlchemyFiles(ByVal PathPlusfilename As String) Dim ParserFile As String Dim Sections() As String Dim StationType As String Dim ts As StreamReader
I'm trying to rename some image files....pretty straight forward it seems. However, I keep getting the message "Procedure call or argument is not valid"[code]...
I am getting two errors for "expression is not an array or method, and cannot have an argument list," When debugging, the formula works quite well. However I will lose points for blue squiggly lines. I am not allowed to use any built in functions like math.
