Write This Block Of Code That Parses A Delimited String Into An Object?
May 8, 2009
Is there a more elegant way to structure the following code, which takes a comma delimited string containing certain values in specific positions and assigns the values to the properties of an object?[code]...
I'm trying to write some code which parses data and then populates a listbox. I'm using the IPWorks IPPort component which basically does the reading of port 30003. The ipport1_OnDataIn event is where all the action is. I parse the data, which works great.. however when I try and do something simple such as add text to a listbox, I get the dreaded error "Cross-thread operation not valid: Control 'lstListBox1' accessed from a thread other than the thread it was created on".I've googled the error and tried copy and pasting some workarounds but nothing seems to fix the issue.
If anyone can offer help, it would be greatly appreciated. If you could possibly show the code already implemented into mine, it would be even better so I can see how it works. It would make more sense to me. My code is below. The part i'm trying to get working is the lstlistbox1.items.add("Test") in Case "2". This is to just get it working.. I'll be adding listbox items in the other cases as well, and they'll be parsed values instead of "Test". This is just to simplify things at the moment.
I was wondering, is their any way to change a string into a line of math code. I was working on a graphing calculator project and am having trouble splicing up everything into variables and coefficient and operators. Example, having this block of code work
I'm having trouble tracking down what is wrong and causing the above error. This only occurs when saving the design view in VS 2012. The code builds and runs fine.Full error text:Code generation for property 'CompanyValue' failed. Error was: 'Property accessor 'CompanyValue' on object 'ContactViewUC1' threw the following exception: 'Object variable or With block variable not set."
CompanyValue definition in ContactViewUC: Public Property CompanyValue Get
Is this function as efficient as I can make it or can it be done more efficiently? It takes a line of text and turns it into an array of values.If the value delimiter exists inside a string delimiter, that value delimiter is incorporatedinto that value. String delimiters are removed from the values, and so is any leading or trailing white space:
Public Function ParseStringDelimiters(ByVal Line As String, ByVal ValDelimiter As Char, _ ByVal StrDelimiter As Char) As Array
I am looking for a different kind of solution here. I have a database in which I have around 14 tables. I have to write the output of 14 seperate queries to each of these tables in to a comma delimited file. I know how to write it using direct read , loop through and write to text. What I am looking for is a more configurable solution. I should be able to configure my application if a new table/query needs to be outputed. I should also be able to configure the delimiter to use.(I am Ok with C# or VB.NET )
I am writing a program to be able to input a password and take that password and display a new password in a label. the new password will display the results as follows. Any vowels in the old password will be displayed as an x in the new password and numbers will be displayed as x's, and the last part it will display in reverse order so if I enter in timmy1 it should display zxmmxt. I do not know how to write the code to be able to reverse the string to be able to display the password backwards.
Option Explicit On Option Strict On Option Infer Off Public Class frmMain
Private Sub Button4_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button4.Click conn.Open() cmd.Connection = conn cmd.CommandText = "Select RoomName from Room_Details"
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I try this code but it throws the following error:
There has been an Visual Studio addin created by Heslacher based on code by JohnWein which allows one to copy code in Visual Studio and paste it as HTML code block here in the forums.urls...
I have a block of HTML which I want to write to a file. It contains about 30 lines and it's difficult to escape all the double-quotes in individual WriteLine statements. In PERL, I can do something like the following to write inline HTML and print everything upto <<OUTFILE to outfile as-is, is that possible in VB .Net 2008?
print <OUTFILE <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD><TITLE>GSC Signature</TITLE> <META content="text/html; charset=windows-1252" http-equiv=Content-Type> <META name=GENERATOR content="MSHTML 9.00.7930.16406"></HEAD> <BODY><<OUTFILE
I could save the HTML in a template file and copy it into a new file each time, but that's not very flexible.
I have the following VB6 code: Public Function GetSetting(ByVal key As String) As String 'xml document object Dim xd As New DOMDocument 'load the xml file xd.Load (strSourceFile) [Code] ..... I have read several places that indicate this should work, but it doesn't. The selectSingleNode blows up with "Error: Object variable or With Block variable not set."
Dim o as SomeClass Try o = new SomeClass 'call some method on o here Catch(...)
Why is there a need to set o to Nothing? What if i don't set it to Nothing in the Finally block? What i think is that it is OK if you don't set it to Nothing because the object will be marked for GC.
I have a function that I use to export the contents of anything that implements IDataReader into delimited string (that I can then write to disk or send to a response stream). It works, and it's quick for smaller recordsets but gets bogged down once the record counts get over a thousand (I have something that does the same thing only it writes to a new Excel spreadsheet and it runs in about 25% of the time). I understand that with record sets that are very large, this could cause a memory issue since I'm reading it into a string, but typically these won't be any larger than 100k (if written out to disk). My question is, here's my function, is there anything you can spot that I could do more efficiently (like, I suppose I could stream line by line to the response in asp.net, or line by line to the file on a console app, I haven't tried that).
I want to read a tab delimited file so i set up a data reader with the following connection string: [Code] However when I do this it doesn't seem to delimiter at the tab characters (I cannot work out why it is breaking up the data where it is). the first few lines of the csv are in the attached "dbamstr.txt" - the select statement I am running is: "SELECT * FROM dbamstr.txt".
I want to get a 48 byte block of assembly code from the memory, save that code in a global array or whatever, then I wanna NOP everything from 0xF to 0x16, and write that into the memory, and then later I wanna use the global block to set it back, how can this be achieved in VB.NET?
now if i've written a code, and then wrote that if a certain condition presents then repeat that code again including that if condition, so what is the code for this?
I have a script file which uses code similar to the C# language, using { and } braces to start and close 'blocks' of code. Note that blocks can be nested.[code]...
Is it possible to use regular expressions to parse the code and return the name of each block separately? So in the above example, it should return block1, block2 and block3 but NOT "block 2 contains" or "and another" (no nested blocks).
'This program is to ask for input from a customer as to the type of lift ticket desired, whether it will be for a half 'day or full day and the total number of days desired. It will then calculate the total ticket price plus a slope 'charge of $10.00, a 10% sales tax will be added to the total of both the price and charge.'The checkboxes were designed to order one type of ticket at a time, when one box is clicked the 'other checkbox dissappears. Clicking the box again resets them both to visible.[code]
Add each characted to a String list (List(Of String)), execute the replace function for every type of character (for example: Text = Text.Replace("A", "0AA") Text = Text.Replace("a", "1AB")), but there's a problem: it replaces the text, but it replaces those replaced characters too, so when I replace "A", it will result something like this: "0AAB AAA 0AB"... (a long text)), and then add the characters to the result string
how make the application stop and start the replacing of the next character
I'm trying to use this code block:
Dim ReturnedString As String = GivenText Dim ListToEncode As New List(Of String) Dim curr As Integer = 0