how i could get the icons positions i made some code to get the file names and everything but wanted to know how i could get there positions! also i found some codes with google but most of them where in vb6?
I dont want to be setting the index positions and lenghth to a specific number becuase when i choose a different name from the listbox that is at a different position or longer it wont display it properly. explain to me another way around this so as it will allow any details to be selected and read???
TortoiseSVN and Dropbox both have Windows shell extensions that make file icons within Windows Explorer show a small icon beside the main one, showing the file's status - has it been synced, etc How can I make my application show icons beside files like that using the Windows API? Or is there some file attribute to do that?
How can i access the other icons for the menustrip control?When you add a menustrip, icons as new, open and save is allready included, but i want the other ones, like undo and such.
I'm extracting icons from running processes and then adding them to a ListView. Some processes don't have icons or I can't get access to them, so the icons are sometimes all mixed up. The following is how I'm extracting the icons:
but the problem is that he don't print the icons.And this I never have to test until nowI can add anything like a color and other stuff but I do not know how to solved this.
Private Sub PrintDocument1_PrintPage(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Drawing.Printing.PrintPageEventArgs) Handles PrintDocument1.PrintPage 'Headings
i'm creating a game like text twist. that when i press letter a, i need to determine which picturebox contains letter a and display it to different location. that also goes to the proceeding letter a's. for example, i have a jumbled letters "aamba". in my code, it only gets the first letter a and removes it form the screen, it's nowhere to be found. and it won't recognize that i still have other letter a's i'm pretty sure about the location that i set it to be placed.here is my
(it's kind of brute force i think) ElseIf e.KeyChar = Chr(97) Then counter1 = 0[code].....
For example I only the second character in each line to be an x, while the 3nd to 10th character must be a hex digit.At the moment I use a Select Case, then check the position of the caret (using textbox.selectionstart) and see if the key being pressed is a "legal" character.Is there a better way of doing this as it slows down on large amounts of text.
This is the code I have at the moment: Select Case TextBox1.SelectionStart Case TextBox1.GetFirstCharIndexOfCurrentLine + 1
I'm trying to make my own clone of space invaders as it's been about a year since I've done any programming, and I imagine this will be a good way to get back into it. The main issue that I am having right now, is that I am basically clueless as to how I go about moving the player on a keypress. I have the code for the keyboard input correct, how to move my picturebox.
Here's my code so far (in a nutshell): Dim PlayerPositionX as integer Private Sub Form1_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown Select Case e.KeyCode Case Keys.Left [Code] ..... I imagine I probably messed up very badly on this, but I'm completely lost!
I have 20 PictureBoxes named PictureBox2 through to PictureBox 21, where I need to conditionally set the positon of them. I was wondering if there is a more efficient way to set their positions than to copy the code out 20 times. This is what I have so far:
For NextPos As Integer = 2 To 21 Select Case Direction Case 1
I am having a problem I have created a program which will create Shortcuts by using CLSID. (Edd Bott say God Mode)The problem is it runs fine on some computer but in other it did not work fine.
I'm migrating VB6 application to VB.NET 2008In the old app I have a toolbar with icons which are stored in an imageList.Now I can't find how to link the imageList to toolbar (which is now called "ToolStrip"). It's so confusing.
I am having a problem I have created a program which will create Shortcuts by using CLSID. (Edd Bott say God Mode) The problem is it runs fine on some computer but in other it did not work fine.
I was able to extract icons from the current running processes and then put them into a ListView.
I am trying to do the same with files in a specified directory:
vb.net
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When I use this code, I get an error stating: "'MainModule' is not a member of 'System.IO.FileInfo'." If I remove the very first line of the sub that specifies the directory, that error obviously goes away.
So, is there another method of extracting the icon? Or must I declare the directory in another way?
I'm getting ready to check MSDN to see if I can something withing the FileInfo Class,
I like to put my Code windows on my 2nd monitor. But after I close them they always reappear as tabs on my primary monitor. How can I get VB2010 to remember to put them on the secondary monitor instead?
i am working on an examination system. the system has to compute the grades and position of each student per stream and per class.each class has got 4 streams. I save the studentsmarks in the database. i want the system to determine the positions of students and the position of each student to appear on the rtf.. report, for example:
I need to obtain a list of desktop icons and add them to a ListView. I'm currently doing this:
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It points to the direct path the icons should be located under the user profile. However, for some reason I've yet to determine, not all of the icons are in this directory.
I'm sick of my EXE files only looking decent in one view in explorer (ie List or Tiles etc) because I can only figure out how to specify one icon file for my projects so it has to be a specific size and if its too big it looks rubbish at smaller sizes in explorer, and vice versa if its too small. So how can I embed more than one icon file and make it automatically select the correct one to display in explorer depending on the view? I believe you can store more than one icon in an ICO file, so do you have to just combine the various size icons into one ICO and then explorer will automatically select the correct sized on? Or is it something you have to do within the VB project?
I have 3 splitcontainers on my form. Each splitcontainer has vertical splitter orientation
This forms 3 'panels' which are resizable by dragging their respective splitters.
Each vertical 'panel' is then split horizontally by adding another splitcontainer with horizontal splitter orientation. I now have 3 column 'panels' each of which is split into 2 'rows'
My question is : In a nested splitcontainer scenario When a user drags splitters and resizes panels, how can I remember the last splitter location so that when the form is closed and reopened, it remembers the last used positions ?
For a project I need to do a String strX is said to be a cyclic rotation of a String strY if it's possible to rotate the characters in strY by some number of positions, n, such that strY becomes strX. I don't mean rotate in a Caesar sense here but in a left-right (or right-left) sense. For instance, strX = abanan is a cyclic rotation of strY = banana because rotating the characters in banana to the right by n=1 (i.e., by one position), wrapping accordingly, yields abanan. Similarly is strX = anabana cyclic rotation of strY = banana because rotating the characters in banana by n=3.I need to write an application that returns True if strX is a cyclic rotation of strY otherwise the result is False. I'm looking into how to do this, I know it will involve and if then statement and possibly some loops. Is there anyone who can help me better understand what I should do?