An Equivalent To SortedList(of String, String) That Accepts Non-unique Keys?
Apr 16, 2012
What I need is to be able to put in a SortedList a combination of two fields that are non-unique, but the pair is (like database composite keys).More precisly, i have my list, and i want to be able to do this with it
Dim myList = New Generic.SortedList(Of String, String)
myList.add("aaa","aaa")
myList.add("aaa","bbb")
I am using VB .Net to access the eBay API and store all completed orders in a database. This database is then fed into a proprietary shipping system, which can not handle an order number larger than 20 characters. eBay returns an order number like so 230407279314-680141236013 which is too long. The order number is always 12 numbers a hyphen and 12 more numbers. What I need to do, is turn this (the result can be alpha numerical) into a shorter, unique order key to store in my database alongside the true orderId (so that this can be referenced by the shipping software instead of the actual order number). The reason for the 20 character limit is the barcode algorithm used. Is there any way to achieve this in VB .Net 2010? This number can be anything unique, so long as it does not exist already (even a good uniqueid function would work, but I would have to query the database to make sure it isn't taken)
In my VB project I need to create a unique string of alphanumeric characters 4 in length from a numeric string 8 in length.This numeric string will always be 8 in length and could range from 00000001 through to 99999999
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I have a text box that accepts an 8 digit hex encrypted string and adds it to a listbox1. Then I have a button that when clicked takes the string from listbox1 and
1) reverses the string
2) subtracts 235
3) Converts it back to a 9 digit number
4) Adds it to listbox2 using the
Private Sub decrypt_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles decrypt.Click Dim i As Integer Dim buffer As String = ListBox1.Items(i)[code].....
However something seems to be wrong because it get an arithmetic overflow exception.
I want to add only unique items into the list box.I am using lstListBox.FindStringExact(strKey) it works perfectly. But I have large number of strings and it is taking too much time. It also make the CPU uses 100%.
I have a datatable and I want to create a text file using this datatable. I want that each row of the newly created text file is unique. If there is a duplicate row, then it should add * to both rows ( duplicate rows)
I am using following code:
Dim str As String For Each row As DataRow In dataTable.Rows str += row(1) ' This is text data
I need to generate a globally unique ID of fixed 16-lengthThe GUID is too long for my purpose. So I wonder is there any way to convert it to a 16-length?If this is not possible, I have a program key of 8 chars, and is thinking of using the DateTime as my key.
I am trying to populate an array with all the unique values in a string, to prevent me ReDim'ing an array every time I find a value that not already contained in the array I am trying to create (consumes alot of time), I am trying to get the unique values first so I only have to ReDim once and after that I can simply iterate through the string and the array I have will be the correct size for the unique values I aquire (I am using this...)
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Using conn As New SqlConnection("Database=Clinic_Management_System;Data Source=.SQLExpress;Integrated Security=True;AttachDBFilename=|DataDirectory|Clinic Management System.mdf") Dim cmdRecord As SqlCommand
1) SortedLIst has a GetKey property: you ask for the nth key in the sorted list of keys and you get it. SortedList(of TKey, TValue) does not have this kind of feature. Why not?
2) SortedList stores values as "object." Is this a less memory-effective method to store values of Double than SortedList(of TKey, TValue)?
I am going to have a series of numbers, I want to count how many times each unique number exists in the results.For example if I have this string" "1, 2, 3, 5, 3, 7, 1" I want to know the number 1 appears 2 times, the number 2 appears 1 time, the number 3 appears 2 times, the number 5 appears 1 time, and the number 7 appears 1 time.I want to load this up into a datagrid each unique number will be stored in a column named acct the number of times the number appeared in the string will be stored in a column named numref?
ASPX: <a href="ShowImageVB.aspx?id=<%# Eval("ProdID") %>"> <asp:Image runat="server" ID="ImageThumbnail" AlternateText="Click here to open the real size image" ImageUrl='<%# "ShowImageVB.aspx?thumbnail=true&ID="& Eval("ProdID").toString%>' Style="border-width: 0px;" /> </a>
Code Behind: Dim data As DataView = SqlDataSource1.[Select](New DataSourceSelectArguments()) The above code does not seems to work when I change my ProductID to UniqueIdentifier Datatype. This is the error I have ""Input string was not in a correct format." But when change the ProductID to Int datatype is working fine.
As a non .net programmer I'm looking for the .net equivalent of the old vb function left(string, length). It was lazy in that it worked for any length string. As expected, left("foobar", 3) = "foo" while, most helpfully, left("f", 3) = "f".
In .net string.Substring(index, length) throws exceptions for everything out of range. In Java I always had the Apache-Commons lang.StringUtils handy. In Google I don't get very far searching for string functions.
Edit:@Noldorin - My first encounter, although it took me several seconds to do the same in c#:
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Note the static class and method as well as the this keyword. Yes, they are as simple to invoke as "foobar".Left(3). See also c# extensions on msdn.
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I have some VB6 code that needs to be migrated to VB.NET, and I wanted to inquire about this line of code, and see if there is a way to implement it in .NET
Dim strChar1 As String * 1 Intellisense keeps telling me that an end of statement is expected.
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EDIT:
Public Class Form1 ... Private Sub mysub(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs, ByVal str As String)[code]......
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