I have a copy of the Bible in txt format which I need to have altered. I wish to put the book name, the chapter number and a colon at the beginning of each verse, just before the verse number. The book name and chapter number can be obtained from the beginning of each chapter and each verse within each chapter is already numbered and on a separate line in the file.
I have a copy of the Bible in txt format which I need to have altered. I wish to put the book name, the chapter number and a colon at the beginning of each verse, just before the verse number. The book name and chapter number can be obtained from the beginning of each chapter and each verse within each chapter is already numbered and on a separate line in the file.
I'm working on this project and i need access to passages of the bible (king james version and or others). i googled and i only come up with programmers bible etc, does any one know something i can pass the book, chapter and verse(s) and get the corresponding text either working locally (which i prefer) or over the net.
I have a document that has bookmarked tables I create a new document using this document as a template I then loop through the tables and cut them off to the clipboard I would like to save each of these tables as a variable or value and paste them back in a user definied order This could be like Table1,Table7,Table1,Table2,Table4 Or any combination required I have looked at Clipboard.SetData and GetData but just cannot seem to store the tables I can do text, and images of pictures but cannot seem to get tables working?
I've noticed through out VB 2010 that when prompted through the intelli window to enter a POINT variable, you can just substitue X and Y values instead and this works. How do you program that option into custom classes?Make something like the code below allow X, Y coordinates to be passed instead of a POINT variable...
Code: Public Function GetCell(AtGridPoint as Point) as integer 'Returns the cell that the point is located in End Function
i've been doing some research on serialization and it seems to me that this is by far the way to go, not only are you left to concentrate on the application logic rather than on how to store your data, but reduces the cost and is capable of handling the most complex of objects, some would argue that the reason for writing to a database is the querying functionality which would be difficult if serializing the class to xml file or an xml file stored to a database, however querying the specific datbase column is the same as querying for an indexed field or a tag within an xml file i would think (its the same idea here), on top of that when you change your class object you dont have to change the way it is serialized, this is automatic, some would say yes but you can;t load previous versions of the data, but this isn't true(it can be coded for) and in general programming Version2 should be able to load version 1 and version 2 anyways. Its completly getting rid of the datataccess layer so to speak and concentrating on the business objects and presentation which to me seems for more superior.
I did a search on the internet but came up with very limited results. I'm using asp/vb and need to create a n application that does the following steps:
1. User defines web service URLs to WSDL pages .. populated in combo drop down (already coded) 2. User selects web service - Clicks Connect 3. User is prompted for any input fields the web service requests. 4. Output (in XML) is displayed after input fields are populated.
I know how to reference web services in the development environment, and use them... but have no idea how to dynamically create them and show the input fields requested.
I am porting an app from VB6 and I run into problems with references to functions and subs. Basically, let's say I have 2 classes added to the project, like this.
Public Class OOOOO Public Shared Sub BBBBBBB(ByVal FileName As String) ... Call CCCCCC() Call DDDDDD() etc. ... End Sub [Code] .....
I had to make the BBBB() shared to be able to call it from another function AAAAAA() from another class PPPPP. However, I get error on the references in the BBBBB(), that CCCC() and DDDD() have to be made also shared (so instead of 1 error I got number of errors). When I tried to make them shared as well, I got tens and tens of errors due to other references of both variables and functions.
Currently I have a need to reference a class library dll that is not located in the same directory as the exe nor its subdirectories. Can anyone point me in the right direction on this? Are there any good articles or tutorials on it? I have been looking through my .Net books and some go into details in a different direction and none that I have seem to cover it. To be honest, if theres a nice tutorial or article on this topic with sample code to look at, that would be ideal at this point in my project (Im literally presenting on it twice tomorrow).
I have to admit that Im fairly ignorant of this topic, but its my understanding that I should be able to accomplish this using the assemblyBinding elements in the application configuration. If I do use a codebase approach with the app config, am I suppose to do something in the exe code to read the config and load? The class library that Im refrencing am I supposed to have any special methods or classes in it to make this work? I think I have more questions than answers.
If you want more of the nitty-gritty details on the current scenario, here it is:
I have an executable Ive developed (well call this myApp.exe). I also have a centralized data-accessing class library (well call this appData.dll). This exe actually utilizes a framework Ive designed to run from within a third-party companys application. To ensure the myApp.exe is more maintainable and accessible, it will be located separately from the framework.dll and the appData.dll. The framework.dll will most likely reside in the same directory as the third-party exe, but separate from the appData.dll and myApp.exe. So I was considering applying the assemblyBinding elements in the application configuration files for the myApp.exe pointing toward the framework.dll and the appData.dll while that for the framework.dll will be pointing toward the appData.dll (this is why the data access library file is central between the two).
I have several sets of similar objects (labels, progress bars) on a form in Visual Basic 2010 on Windows. In my code, I have collections that contain data, which needs to be pushed into the value/text property of each.
I would like to get a solution similar to PHP in that I can assign values somewhat like:
For ID as Integer from 0 to count(collectionExample) lblExample{ID}.Text=collectionExample(variableID)
...and as such to loop through so each of the different lblExample's were updated to their corresponding value.
The issue I have come to is that I cannot seem to reference an object on the form using a variable. I have also tried using something like
CallByName("lblExample" + variableID, "Text", CallType.Set, exampleCollection(variableID))... however I still can't combine the string and variable to reference the object.
Any solutions on referring to objects in VB2010 by combining a string prefix and a variable string identifier, similar to PHP's $variable{$variable} approach?
I currently am able to get a Color value in this format: "Color [A,R,G,B]".. I need to have each value individually. How do I get 3 (or 4) seperate variables?
Im trying to work out how to do a project called pig latin in vb.net 2003... so far I've gotten it to work for a single word. If there are spaces it still acts like there is only one word with the rules (ex: monkey stuff = onkey stuffmay) I know that i have to figure a way to seperate the string up if there is a space and do the rules for pig latin for each word and then make it show up in a message box but I'm stuck... as soon as i can get it to split I have to calculate the number of words starting with a variable and percent of said words and so on which shouldnt be hard with an If Then statement
Say I have a Framework 4.0 project that is referencing a class library targeting 3.5. The project will simply not build. It won't give me any valid error message it will just act as though the reference does not exist.
Projects that were working like this in Visual Studio 2008 are no longer working in 2010. Took me forever to figure out what there error is. If I remove the project reference and add it back the intellisense lights up and you can tell a variable referenced in the class library is found. But as soon as you build the project everything is lost. My using statements get underlined, references to the variable all turn grey and project fails to build saying the class cannot be found. Once I make the class library 4.0 as well everything builds. I get the same issue between 4.0 client profile and 4.0 as well.
I did some research (mainly in the Drawing namespace) about animated GIF files and I know you can see how many frames are in the specified GIF using the GetFrameCount method, however how I can access each frame directly/loop through them one by one. This is my first time trying anything like this and I can't seem to find the right methods, classes or information. I'm not even sure if this is possible using the .NET framework.
In asp.net 3.5, I am using a login control which has an id. When i set the id's font to bold, it sets all the fields to bold. for eg., the login control has "Username", "Password" & "Remember Me" and i want to set only the username & password fields bold and leave the remember field to normal.
I have defined 5 variables T1, T2, T3, T4, T5 As Double and set them all = 0. On a form I have a enter information button. Each time the button is pressed I want to assign a different variable, to a text box input. For instance, If I enter 1 that will become T1, and then if I enter 2 and press the button again, that value becomes T2.
I have tried If T1 = 0 then T1 = textbox.text End if If T1<>0 And T2 = 0 then T2 = textbox.text End if
I have tried to use 'else' statements and all kinds of things like that to no avail. I can get the first two variables correctly assigned but three is impossible with my current understanding. Is there a way to do this, or do I need 5 buttons, so that I can control which variable is assigned? To be correct my intent is to create an observation with three variables each time the button is pressed.
For example, the first button press will result in three variables being assigned a value other than 0; they are T1, B1, and R1. I have just begun to understand the concept of arrays and am wondering if that may be the way to go in this situation. I was just going at this in a newbie way I'm sure and trying to handle each variable type individually, and figure out all the T* variables and move onto the B* variables.
I have 42 RichTextBoxes (RTBs) and I would like to add my ContextMenuStrip to each of them (which I have already done), but the problem I am having is when the application is running and the ContextMenuItem "Copy" for example is clicked, I can only make it copy the context of one of the RTBs, when I would like it to copy the contents of any individual one. So as I mentioned, I have 42 RTBs, but I am having trouble getting the contents of the focused RTB. The below code is just copying the 1 RTB and when I Copy on another RTB, it copies the contents of RTB1.
I originally started out with like so, but is just for the one RTB and when I add more than one in the code below it's even more of a disaster.. Private Sub Copy_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Copy.Click RichTextBox1.Copy() End Sub
I tried using this, but I was not sure how to add the copy function into it: Private Sub Copy_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Copy.Click Try For Each itm As Control In EnumerateAllControls(Me) For Each c As Control In itm.Controls If TypeOf c Is RichTextBox Then [Code] .....
How to Copy ContextMenuItem to focus on the user focused RTB.
I am trying to access a txt flie in my project. This file contains many records that I wish to retrieve individually to make further calculations with.My first problem is how to connect to the file in my project, I have no clue howw to do this, have tried many different ways, but still no success.I also wist to have a textbox that I can type the (airport name) so that the streamreader will search for that record, similar to a google type search.
I made an application that writes to a text file in csv format, and on another tab, there is a listbox where the user can click the "View Report" button and it will display the information from the text file in a list box. Right now, I am really pleased with it because I was able to use "split" to get all of the separated values on there own individual lines.Now I am wondering, is there a way that I can display one entry at a time in the list box, and then maybe implement "previous entry" and "next entry" buttons so that the user doesn't have to scroll down through the entries to view them, they can just hit next entry and it will go to the next line in the csv text file and display the information from there? I have tried doing it a few different ways, here is what I have so far for the "View Current Report" button:
Private Sub btnViewCurrent_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnViewCurrent.Click lblReport.Text = "Current Report"
I have been developing an application for quite some time now. I have decided to create an mdi parent form to hold all the windows I have done so far. Is there an easy way to implement the mdi parent/ child associations rather than to go and declare them each one individually.
I am a self-taught noob and have been given the task of developing someone elses code. I have rebuilt someone elses solution into my dev machine and able to run with some minimal bugs. I don't know where to add an .xls file into my solution
System.IO.FileNotFoundException was unhandled FileName=TestRec.xls Message=Could not find file 'TestRec.xls'.
I have a line of VB code which looks like this : If GroupTagDropDownList.SelectedValue Is "1" Then The system doesn't throw up any errors for it but the statement doesn't appear to work.
I think that the problem must lie in how I've referenced the '1' value - I've tried putting single quotation marks around it but it appears to make no difference at all.
There is definitely a value in the drop down list of value '1' but it doesn't appear to be read at all.
I have been given a .dll file (implemented in C++) that I want to use in my VB.NET application.When I try to add a reference to this dll using Visual Studio I get the following error:A reference to 'path-to-dll' could not be added. Please make sure that the file is accessible, and that it is a valid assembly or COM component.
Based on this error I concluded that I need to register the dll. Since it has been implemented with unmanaged code I tried to use the regsvr32 tool to register it. But when I try to register the dll using this tool I get the following error:Name-Of-DLL was loaded, but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not found. This file cannot be registered. how do I add a reference to this dll in my VB.NET application?If I have to register it, how?
I need to reference a C++ dll from my Java project. The method that I need to expose is actually written in Visual Basic. Is there any way to access the Visual Basic code in C++, so that it can eventually be accessed in the Java project?