The following code is executed at an interval of 60000 milliseconds.
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I tried doing a step through starting at a break point i put at the For Each line. It will go inside the For Each loop but when it reaches the first if statement and it finds that if statement false it will not go to 'Next' and continue to execute the loop instead it goes to End Sub. I want to be able to view what is going on inside the loop, i think the final upload process works so it does do the loop, though i can't step through to view it.
I am running Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional on a Windows 7 system. While working on the visual basic exercise in chapter 4 of the Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Step by Step book on the MyMenu program I added a Toolstrip to my form and then I was trying to perform the add OpenFileDialog and ColorDialog controls to the component tray as described at the bottom of page 111 under Using Dialog Box Controls. I could never get the controls to appear in the component tray as instructed in the book.
i would like to ask for little help in here. I developing application for wake on lan and i have group of checkboxes button and i sub with threads. My problem is in button event i would like to run sub only if checkboxes are checked. All works but problem is when i have this rutines in button action then it start threading all the same time. Its very hard to explain. Bassicaly i wanna read this if checkboxes systematicly 1 by 1 from top to down coz right now in my multitexbox(status) they are all mixed and i can't recognize what belong to what.
My For... Next Loop will not work and I cannot for the life of me figure out why. I have tried to display the results in a label and a text box with multiline enabled. Doesn't seem to matter. It's probably something obvious I have been overlooking for 2 hours.
Option Explicit On Option Strict On Option Infer Off
Attached is a visual representation of My Array that was used in my VB6 program the dimensions are:
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I am using an ACCESS DataBase to populate the array.
Using the For Next Loop I can access any position within the array such as a individual cell or group of cells. Also using the Step Keyword of the For next loop I can select a group of cells to manipulate based on the Step factor. This worked well for me in VB 6. I am now migrating to vb 2010 and cannot fine documentation as to how this would be done on zero based arrays in Vb 2010.
In VB 2010 I see no reference to the Step Keyword nor examples of how it would be used with zero based Arrays.
A example of my use of the step keyword is:
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Any of the above loop setups works for me using VB6 Any Documentation or code would be use in my vb6 to vb2010 migration?
I have a program that plays a video and uses the step function to move frame by frame backwards and forwards through the video. The forward frame works just fine:
AxWindowsMediaPlayer1.Ctlcontrols.step(1)
However, the backwards step (below) jumps a full second backwards while the forwards step only steps .033 seconds forward (presumably a single frame).
AxWindowsMediaPlayer1.Ctlcontrols.step(-1)
I can't find any documentation about this problem online and in fact I can't find much mention of this function.the documentation does say the -1 command should step back one frame. IWMPControls2::step method Is this a known bug or is there an updated function I should be using?
I really need to learn much about it, but always stock up,.DOTNET covers the vb.net, C#, C++, ASP.NET, .NET framework is it right?.C++? ASP.NET?What should be my step by step procedure?
Will I start on database? Connection of client and server? Webrowser? Application?...etc etc etc.Will it ok if i start on studying every toolbox item one by one?
I dont have any project or every assignment that needs to be done....All i want is to learn about DOTNET
coming to the topic i want to learn dotnet i am not good at programming. but i want learn it i m very passionate about it.you all know soo much about DOTNET even i want to become like you people.i have a bit knowledge about this but not much..What should be my first step towards this?How should i start with and from where should i start with?
My need is to work with what I have (2005 studio), what I know (Visual Basic) but need a primer. I am a visual learner (so I need to see [1] how the form is created, named and set up). From there I need to see [2] how he code works so that I can implement from there.
I have a wizard where users need to fill out data. You cannot navigate to the second step until first step is completed.
I enforced this behavior by disabling/enabling "Next" button, but I really do not like this solution, since it seems not really elegant or safe here. What is the good approach on building step-by-step processes with enforcing step completion.
I'm trying to understand how this code work step by step but I'm confusing How the code work when executed from first step to last step?example: when I set obj to age = 39 . is the first step is checked if the variable in m_Age or checked in Property Age
vb Dim obj As New Minimal obj.Age = 39 MsgBox("after setting the age to 39, age is " & obj.Age.ToString) vb Public Class MinimalPrivate m_Age As Integer Property Age() As Integer Get Age = m_Age End Get
I seem to lost the practice files disk for this book, and I am trying to 're-learn' this book. I am unable to do the lessons without the practice files. If you have the disk and could maybe zip them up and email them to me? I have the other disks still, and am using the Visual Studio Express to do this.
Is this the correct forum for questions regarding code in the Visual Basic 2008 Step By Step? If so I would like to know why there is a declaration for one PictureBox and not the other. If there is a better forum for Michael Halvorson's book, can anyone direct me there?
When I started to work on this new project in vb.net 2010, I put many breakpoints to try to understand the execution order of the project, only to find it in vain. Step into command F11 should work correctly according to Visual Studio 2010: Step Into Property/Function(F11) doesn't work as expected. But I when I pressed F11, I found the code is jumping from one place to another based on breakpoints, not line by line or step by step.To give an example, please see the code below
When I press F11 at line 1, it goes to the property 1. After it returns, when I press F11,it goes to property 3 directly, without accessing the code in line 2 and line 3.I do not understand why the code is NOT executed step by step by using F11. If I put breakpoingts in line 2, then line 2 is executed.So it seems to me that the showed execution order is based on breakpoints! So if I put breakpoints at different places, the showed execution order would be different! Thus, it is impossible for me to really understand the execution order.
I'm trying to understand how this code work step by step but I'm confusing How the code work when excuted from first step to last step? example: when I set obj to age = 39 . is the first step is checked if the variable in m_Age or checked in Property Age
vb Dim obj As New Minimalobj.Age = 39 MsgBox("after setting the age to 39, age is " & obj.Age.ToString)
I have VS 2008 on two computers. I seem to recall F8 as being the keystroke for Step Into on both computes, but somewhere along the way this changed for computer #2, and it is now F11. I've looked through the settings and I can't find where this may have been changed.
Another change that has taken place on computer #2 is that exceptions are no longer caught and displayed. If an exception occurs, the code keeps running or just returns to the project--no information is presented at all. Meanwhile on computer #1, everything is as it was before, an exception is caught and an information window is presented showing some brief information along with one or more links meant to help with resolving the matter. What has happened to the environment of computer #2? I don't remember changing anything, but clearly something did change.
I get this message whenever I'm trying to debug using VB.NET 2008 Express: Step into: Stepping over property 'ReadTnsNames.ClassTnsNames.set_Name'. To step into properties, go to Tools->Options->Debugging and uncheck 'Step over properties and operators (Managed only)'.
I have been making an online role playing-game in VB2008 and inside the gameloop for the client there is some code that "smoothes" out the movement (instead of it being choppy from tile to tile.) It works pretty well but I'm having problems figuring out a math formula to get a good frame timer interval to set how fast the frames change based on how many pixels they can move per loop.Testing stuff out I found that 250ms is an ideal frame timer interval for 1.0 pixel movement per loop. If I were to double the movement step of pixels by 2 lets say (2.0 pixel step per loop) I found that the frame timer interval should be around 125ms. How can I get the frame timer interval by the movement step of pixels? In cases where the movement step can anything between 0.1 to 4.0 pixels.
Im working on my project. and i just asking if i can used this Property in vb. NET [URL] when i install adobe photoshop .. i see on the leff installer...something like a menu and the menu move step by step when the user move between Forms
Makes the following statement about the code below:
**"The computer evaluates the loop condition in the Do...Loop statment to determine whether the loop instructions should be processed. In this case, the inputsales <> String.Empty condition compares the contenst of the input sales variable to the String.Empty value. As you know the String.Empty value represents a zero length, or empty, string if the inputsales variable is empty, the loop condition evaluates to True and the computer process the loop instructions. *If on the other hand the inputsales variable is not empty, the loop condition evaluates to false and the computer skips over the loop instructions.
Based on the code I think it is the opposite: ...that while the inputsales value is not empty it should evaluate to true and process the loop and if it is empty it should evaluate to false and skip the loop?
Two(2) Things. I don't have the "Clickonce Option" when I select BUILD for the menu bar. I also don't have the "Step Into Option" from my DEBUG menu. Do I have a problem? Or do I need to turn something on?
I have created a program that randomly produces simple maths questions and saves them to a SQL Server (SQL Server 2008 R2). The code looks fine and works if I step through the program. Each pass it creates a random question answer and saves them to the database. However, if I run it (Debug/Release), the program produces a question and answer but repeats it in the database.
im running this bit of code that only works in step over. i tried running it normally but it didn't work then when i stepped over the code it works fine has anyone ever come across anything like this??
If you try and do the same in a control that inherits Control, you get an error,Keyword is not valid as an identifier. Since Step is a keyword via the For Next statement.
So, how do you achieve the same as the ProgressBar has done in a custom control?
I'm using this functions:Protected Overrides Function ProcessCmdKey(ByRef msg As System.Windows.Forms.Message,[code]the focus goes from cmbProv to txtLoc ignoring txtCP.
