I've got a requirement where I need to calculate a value, however also refer to this value when calculating it. So I've got for example[code]...
I can see how this can be achieved in excel using Circular Reference, however I'm not sure how I go about it when using VB.Net. Is there a similar method to create a Circular Reference as in excel or any other way I can possibly work out the TotalValue?
Iam maintaining a large code base I have inherited (ported from vb6 to C#.net 1.1, then to .net 2.0/c# and so on). I have this scenario.My main project references two DLLs - DLL-A and DLL-B
DLL-B references DLL-A. Both dll's and my main project are in 3 separate namespaces.
1) Are 2 copies of DLL-A being loaded in memory ? (dll ref count)
2) How do I find out how many copies of a .net dll is loaded in mem ? (which tool is normally used)
I have created a TextBox array where certain cells are assigned a number which I do not want the operator to change either intentionally or inadvertantly.The relevant TextBox cells are identified by their BackColor, (in this case LightBlue)If the cell is changed the original content is immediately assigned to the cell and a relevant message is displayed.My problem is that by changing the value back to its original value I create another TextChanged event and the consequence is that the MsgBox is displayed twice, one after the other.I have avoided the problem by not displaying a message box. The outward appearance is that the TextBox is not changed at all, which of course is my aim.However I would prefer to display a message box.An example of the scenario is shown below.
Another bewildering fact, (to me), is that in the example below, if the check is not made of the BackColor but instead the value of the TextBox the problem doesn't occur
Private Sub TextBox1_TextChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TextBox1.TextChanged
If TextBox1.BackColor = Color.LightBlue Then[code]...
In the example above, if in the Text_Changed event handler the 'Remark' is changed from one 'If' statement to the other the differences in the result can be seen.
I have a class that is in an assembly due to being required for other projects that I'm currently working on. One class lets call it Class Factory, creates a group of controls which require click event handlers to be attached, I have algorithms which determine polymorphic behavior based on certain features but that is relatively irrelevant.
Due to the event handler having to open up a specific form that isn't part of my assembly, and that form requiring this "Factory" class. Without creating circular reference is there any way I can essentially "delegate" the handler event for the form to define? As a simple work around I have had to maintain two separate classes, one in the project with the form and one in the assembly.
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Me.Width = 1500
Dim panel As New Panel
panel.Location = New Point(0, 0)
panel.Size = New Size(1000, 200)
[Code] .....
I have multiple TcpClient connections to my program. The connections exist as instances of a UserConnection class, that fires events on logon attempt and when receiving messages. My program also holds a Users object, which is a list of a User class objects, holding saved data (username, password etc) for each user that is allowed to log in.
It seems convenient to put a reference object of the respective user, in the UserConnection class (when successful login is verified). Hence, when an event is raised by the connection, the connection object will hold the user reference. As any event handler logic will need to know which user is responsible for the event.
If I don't make a user reference in the UserConnection class, then I need to loop through the users (less than 20) each time, to find the correct user. Not a big deal maybe, but i'm looking to understand how it would be done by an experienced programmer.
When data needs to be sent to a user, I need to access a UserConnection object. Hence the User class also holds a reference to the UserConnection class.
I'm a newbie in visual basic. We have a project in our school in implementing queue using circular array.
View 5 Repliesallow the user to enter a stock transaction and determine the stockbroker's commission. Each transaction includes the following data: the stock name, price per share, number of shares involved, and the stock broker's name. Assume price per share = P. The stockbroker's commission is computed in the following manner: If the P (price per share) is less than or equal to $50, the commission rate is $0.19 per share, if P is greater than $50, thecommission rate is $0.26 per share. If the number of shares sold is less than 150, the commission is 1.5 times the rate per share. Display the results in a message box, including the total commission earned.
View 2 RepliesFist off, I am new at this and only learning it for a class. We have a program to create using Visual Studio 2008. The teacher doesn't give us much to go by so I really have no idea where to even start so any code will be a great help. Here is what i have to create:Your project will allow the user to enter a stock transaction and determine the stockbroker's commission. Each transaction includes the following data: the stock name, pricer per share, number of shares involved, and the stock broker's name. Assume price per share = P. The stockbroker's commission is computed in the following manner: If the P (price per share) is less than or equal to $50, the commission rate is $0.19 per share, if P is greater than $50, the commission rate is $0.26 per share.
View 1 RepliesI just need help with my Pizza Program in calculations. It keeps on adding on top of the original calculations. I did try to set the variables to 0, but that really didn't work out since the price that is shown turns out to be 0.
View 1 RepliesI'm new to VB and I'm doing a calculations program for test scores. I got everything setup for my clear and exit buttons but not sure what I have to put in the calculate button code for it to calculate. Here is what I have so far.
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Label5_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles lblTestScore5.Click
End Sub
Private Sub btnExit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnExit.Click
[Code] .....
I am having trouble with a program for the calculation of bicycle gears. you are required to enter the wheel radius the the teeth on the front sprocket followed by the teeth on the rear sprocket. On the first entry of the rear sprocket number, the program will calculate the effictive radiusand display it in a label. If there are subsequent entries of sizes for the rear sprocket then the effective radius is calculated as before as well as the ratio between the current and previous radius.
[Code]...
I'm setting up a quote calculation program for my business.I'm just a beginner with Visual Basic (2010 Express) and am finding it very interesting.I already did some reading and followed the tutorials but I'm getting stuck with my program now.
[Code]...
Make it possible for users to enter necessary data in the "new quote" screen. The data needs to be written into the database table of "new quote"Make it possible for users to lookup previously made quotes in the "open quote" screen. I want them to be able to select a quote based on "quotenumber" or "customername".They then must be able to select a quote, which will open a new window with all quote information from the tables. This information needs to be editable and savable to the databaseGenerate a PDF of a "finished" quote and mail it as attachment to a customerthe "customer information" table contains information for the quote concering address and name of customer. I want this so that users can select a customer in the "quote screen" and all other data will be filled in automatically. I also want that users
can give in a new customer in the quote screen and that that customer will be saved in the "customer information" table.point 4 is also applicable for the "material information table".
I am having a problem with the syntax of this calculation for a bowling program that I am writing for school,
If radMale.Checked = True Then
(200 - decAverage) * .75
lblAverage.Text = FormatNumber(decAverage)
i need the program to reject letters and words which are entered into the text boxes and only accept numbers. At the moment i am using IF statements but i need a more pratical approach to this.
View 4 RepliesI am making a quote calculation program with Visual Basic. Per quote there can be multiple parts/products.
What I want now:
1) insert productinformation (dimensions, quantity etc.) in one form
2) write this data into a table or something
The program then needs to calculate prices etc. but first it is important to get the data right for the calculation.
What I am thinking of myself is putting the data into textboxes and then let this data be transported to a table and have one product per line in that table. from this it can be calculated
I need to store a calculation to use later and obtain a new calculation
[Code]...
I have to make a learning object program for a school project and i am doing it about circular motion and satellite orbits.how i can get a object to orbit around another object in visual basic, allowing the orbit radius to vary as the user inputs values?
View 2 RepliesAssuming an architecture as such.MODEL > BLL > DLL
Trying to implement lazy loading in my MODEL I have run into a circular dependency between my MODEL and BLL..Basically imagine a property in my model that I want to implement as follows
Public Readonly Property ProjectCategory As ProjectCategory
Get
If Me._ProjectCategory Is Nothing Then
Me._ProjectCategory = ProjectCategoryBLL.GetProjectCategoryByID(Me._ProjectCategoryID)
End If
[Code]...
I have my MODEL, BLL and DLL in separate projects and because of the fact that my BLL references my model I can not reference my BLL from my model as this would create a circular dependency.
How do I draw a circular gradient like this in vb.net?
View 1 Repliesmy team is working on an application where we have to have one image which is acting as the base of all the elements on the screen.. and this same image has a transparency in the center. now this centre transparency is supposed to display a picture which will be captured from a web cam.currently everything working fine but the only problem which we are facing is that the picture is not proportionate to what is the actual resolution that it was shot at. it has been stretched from the top and bottom. the reason is that the imagebox which has been used to call this webcam display is a aquare.now it seems that the team is not being able to use the exact proportions of the image to call it in the picturebox for a reason that the final image needs to be cropped to fit in a circle.in simple words, i have a rectangular image and i want to draw a circle over this image. whatever is within the circle should be visible, whatever is outside the circle should be transparent. (a mask needs to be created...)but the only thing is that this circle will first display the image/video from the web camera and only once the picture is clicked, it should show the same picture within this circular area.
View 3 RepliesI have been asked to improve the memory efficiency of an application that is used for high speed data acquisition. After running the VS memory profiler several times and scanning the projects for obvious issues I came to the following conclusion: despite using a fixed size circular buffer for storing acquired sample points, the RAM usage increases relative to the polling period. For example: polling data for one signal at 2 microseconds can use 5 times more memory (private bytes) than when running at 50 microseconds ... even though the buffer size is the same.
The circular buffer is an array of SamplePoint objects. Each of these objects contains an array of Shorts (16 bit) for corresponding data per signal and one date object (8 bytes) for the time stamp. For efficiency, the circular buffer is Redimmed only once every time it begins polling and filled with empty sample points which are then "assigned".
Also, it seems that when we stop and run the application it hogs even more memory each time as though the Redim is not releasing the previous array. My questions boil down to the following: What is most memory efficient way of implementing a circular buffer containing managed objects which have arrays?Also, how and why is memory usage increasing with a fixed size array with different polling speeds? Does the garbage collector not have time? Do local variables get disposed of IMMEDIATELY when a sub or function exits?These are some of the doubts and concerns that I would like to rule out before proceeding.
[Code]...
I'm working on creating my own sudoku solver to learn vb.net. I decided to have an element class which represents a single square in the puzzle. That element then has references to three lists which can be validated (no duplicate numbers). The three lists then would be its corresponding row/column/subGrid. Each list then holds a reference to 9 elements. Thus in my design an element has a reference to a list, which then holds a reference to that same element. Now vb.net will allow me to do this so I don't think it is the same issue that I saw when searching for solutions to circular referencing. However, I still wonder whether or not this is bad design.
View 2 RepliesHow can I create a circular buffer on the heap in VB.NET ? This would be used for audio playback via P/Invoke to winmm.dll waveoutopen and waveoutwrite to support development of a software synth. I currently use the marshall class to build a regular array of bytes in the heap.
View 1 RepliesIs it possible to create a circular visual basic form. I see plenty of tutorials on how to do this for VB6 but none on Visual Basic Express.
View 7 RepliesI have a button which opens FormTest. When FormTest opens, it creates an instance of ClassTest and that class instance takes the form instance that called it (FormTest) so that it can perform operations on FormTest from the ClassTest class instance. So i have a form which owns an instance of a class which has a reference to the form.
[Code]...
There is a question that I have from YEARS after working with DotNetBar Components that How do you set the Marquee style of a normal progress bar on the circular one? The circular progress bar from DotNetBar, i want to be clear.There is no "Style" Property and now I really need to know it for a project I'm doing now
View 3 RepliesWith a Time value in my program. Basically, I am importing a travel Time from a database e.g. 3:45 so it takes 3 hrs and 45 minutes to get from a to b. I then want to double this - 3:45 * 2 = 7:30, and then want to multiply it by a cost e.g. travel is charged at 25 per hour. so it would be total travel time = 7:30. Travel cost = 25. Total Travel Cost = 7:30 * 25. In the access db, it is stored as a text field, and then imported in vb as a string.
View 1 RepliesIf I were to draw a rectangle with e.Graphics.FillRectangle(), how would I make a circular portion of the rectangle transparent?
View 1 RepliesI use the following code (with Imports Microsoft.DirectX.DirectSound and Microsoft.DirectX) to play sound using an 8 second static buffer:
Dim SD As Device = New Device
SD.SetCooperativeLevel(Me.Handle, CooperativeLevel.Priority)
Dim MS As New IO.MemoryStream(Gbuffer) ' Gbuffer is byte array with properly formatted WAV data
Dim waveFormat As New WaveFormat
waveFormat.SamplesPerSecond = 44100
[Code] .....
What I would like to do next is to change to a "circular" or "streaming" buffer so that I can write new data "on the fly". I've done a lot of Googling but can't quite see how to adapt my present code to use a circular buffer. I can get the current write and play positions using Msb.GetCurrentPosition(iPlayPos, iWritePos) but how do I actually insert new data into the buffer? I have tried "manually" writing new data into my Gbuffer byte array but that doesn't work - I guess once a sound has been played through once, the data is cached somewhere and the contents of Gbuffer are not used again.
I'm implementing some custom serialization (to byte array), and have run into a problem handling circular references.Example:
Class A
public MyBs as new List(of B)
End class
Class B
public MyParent as A
public MiscInt1 as integer[code]....
If I know that an instance of B will only ever be serialized through the serialization of an instance of A, then I can handle the setup of the MyParent reference from the instance of A and not even record that information inside the byte buffer for the instance of B.This doesn't feel quite right, but it might be the best solution.