I just wanted to confirm my reading -- this is the number of bytes that is put in the buffer before the data received event is triggered, correct? And it's ONLY for that purpose?
Private Sub SerialPort_DataReceived(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.IO.Ports.SerialDataReceivedEventArgs) Handles SerialPort.DataReceived Dim cnt2 As Byte
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For some packets I sent, "Error Data Received" came up. I checked BytesReceived, it was 0. My question is: since SerialPort_DataReceived processes data received, data was supposed to be received. Why the number of bytes I read was zero? BTW, when is this event accessed? it is accessed when any number of bytes received or the whole packet received?
I have seen countless examples of reading standard output from command line applications which print text to the screen and one can read that back into the application as a string. I want to read the binary data back that is written to standard output from something such as image magick's convert program. What is coming back is an image, not a text result or error code. Is this possible? I have been looking for ages but found nothing that makes sense.
I cannot find a way to get the server to put the information of the recieved packet onto a textbox for the user to see.Client Side:
Imports System.Net.Sockets Imports System.Text Public Class Client
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I am also trying to get the server to send back a packet to the client saying it recieved the packet sent. I just dont know how to translate the packet to a textbox.
Firstly I've searched the forums and cant find anything on this how to access an email account, then read unread emails received and then write the email body into a database.
I am building a simple proxy in server vb.NET and so far it has been successful, but then whenever i receive data from the internet and write it back to my browser's network stream using NetworkStream.Write the received data tends to come up slowly to my browser due to reasons i do not know of. But when I chain my application to another Proxy/listener on my local computer (e.g Privoxy), data seems to come up very fast to my browser. If anyone has an answer to this I would really love to know.btw here is the part of my code {subroutine} that receives data and forwards to my browser.
Public Sub ForwardRequest(ByVal Client As TcpClient, ByVal ClientMessage As String) Dim Browser As TcpClient = Client Dim BrowserStream As NetworkStream = Browser.GetStream
Im currently making a program and I was really thinking about adding a simple hex editor into it (nothing really fancy). I know how to read/write/view bytes already but im stuck on how i will make the interface and stuff. Ive been searching google for hours and i cant find anything.
I am trying to write and read bytes from usb device.I have an array dout(8) of boolean say f,t,t,f,t,t,f,t representing switch states.I need to convert that to a variable DataOut as byte. 01101101 Later I read the usb device.This gives me a variable Data as byte 10110100 I need to convert that to an array DIn(10) of boolean t,f,t,t,f,t,f,f All my code attempts have failed.
I am writing a CSV File from a Database. I am stuck in writing lines which become greater then 1024 bytes collectively. It write line terminator after 1024 bytes and thus adds the remaining string to new line which obviously results what I don't want. Is there any way so that I increase the line length limit to some reasonable amount of bytes?
I have 10 parts of a file. Each part is 10,000 bytes.Now say I receive these parts out of order meaning I cannot simply just write them in order as I receive them, but I am able to detect what part it is.
If I received part 3 how would I write those bytes in the 20,000-30,000 byte section of a file?
how to write a null bytes onto unused hard disk spaces? I understand that files deleted are still existed on hard disk, I am thinking of may be if I write the null bytes to every single unused bytes so that the unused hard disk space would be become all null bytes, and unused space would no longer contain of those deleted files.
I have this code that was working in a proof of concept app I had - but now will not work.
For Each ddfile As String In ddfiles Dim MyThread As Thread ' simple new thread Dim newFS As FSObject = New FSObject() 'new FSObject which is a file object I made up' used because i needed to keep the name and index matched so the callback function had something to work with
I was wondering if it was possible, in a console application, to write characters like "℃" using .NET? When I try to write this character, the console outputs a question mark.
I created a VB.NET Windows Forms Application in Visual Studio 2008. When I run my program from the command-line, I get no output (only the next prompt).
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Debug.Write("Foo") Debug.Flush()
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EDIT: Can a program have a form and a console?
EDIT2: However, the output appears on the next command-line prompt. Can a Winforms application tell the command-line to wait until it's finished instead of immediately returning?
I've written a menu for a console application. It has three items. I want to keep the menu displaying until I press 3. How can I do that. My code below -
Sub Main() Dim intInput As Integer = 0 Console.WriteLine("") Console.WriteLine("Main Menu")
Is there any way to print a message to the console from an Excel vba macro? I have a small VB .NET console application that calls an excel macro, and I'd like the error messages from the macro code to print to the console.
I understand that I cannot use the System.Console to output information from a Windows Forms application because the standard input, output, and error streams are not run through the console in winforms apps. But I can't seem to find any documentation on where the standard input, output, and error streams are being directed to! Basically, I have a winforms app that accepts command line arguments and can be run in batch mode, however, I just want to direct some feedback to the user based on whatever method they're accessing the program. The app is used to redirect a client-server application from one server to another. In some instances, the user does it by hand (with a mouse), and other times they're doing it in batch mode (using SAS, command shell, VBScript, etc...). In those instances, I'd prefer NOT to use MessageBoxes because it will kill any processing they're doing.
Is it possible to use Console.Write to place a single character at the very bottom right of a typical 80x25 console, without having the console scroll the row up? This is the code that I'm using...
Imports System Console.SetCursorPosition(Console.WindowWidth-1, Console.WindowHeight-1) Console.Write("x")
This is not working like I would like it to. Any suggestions or alternatives? I've tested that SetCursorPosition does use a 0,0 coordinate system, already. Using the WindowWidth-1/Height-1 should put me in the lower right corner of the screen... which it does, but then Console.Write is putting the "x" down and continuing on to the next line.
I am running some commands on computers and I would like to have them output a seperate text file if the command cannot run.
For Each strUserName As String In strLines Dim ReplaceCommand As String = sCommand.Replace("*", strUserName).Replace("$$$", saveFileDialog3.FileName & ".txt").Replace("###", exeSearch)
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Am I on the right track? I am getting an output to a text file but its just one line ans always says PASS.
I'm working on a console application that needs to write a line until a certain value is met and than do the same backwards until another value is met.
The line need to be 51 spaces wide, start and end with the pipe ("|") character and have a cross ("X") character in between.
i am working on lab asssignment i need to know what im missing ? i am trying to Write a Visual Basic Console Application which inputs the month number, which i think i have right. also have to output the number of days are in that month which im completely lost on.here is what i have so far:
I want it to do is that you input a string, then you select an algorithm (Theres only going to be one RijnDael) then you input a key, then the Initialization Vector comes from "txtIV.text" then you select the key bytes and the block bytes from the numeric up/down, then you either encrypt or decrypt.
Ok i am having some issues designing a base-class to handle generics.Caveat is i need to restrict the type put in as a Numeric type, specifically Int16, Int32, or Int64 (Short or Long).I know you can do Of T as {Structure} but i dont want to select the key bytes and the block bytes from the numeric up/down.
I keep getting a ProtocolViolationException "Bytes to be written to the stream exceed the Content-Length bytes size specified." on the following code.I've tried setting Content-Length numerous ways with no success.
Dim url = "https://domain.com" Dim req As WebRequest = WebRequest.Create(url) req.Method = "POST" req.ContentType = "application/xml"