I am having an issue trying to figure this out. I am writing a script editor that uses tabs (a tab control) and I want to implement syntax highlighting. My issue is that every sample I can find on syntax highlighting uses
Private Sub RichTextBox_TextChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles RichTextBox1.TextChanged
i have this code:Private Sub frmMain_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
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Error 1: Option Strict On disallows late binding.Im using visual basic 2010 express on a gateway laptop thats running Windows 7 OS How do i resolve this error?
I have a listbox and it it I am showing numbers.It should look like this (line by line) 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11.....but is is showing it like this 1,10,11,...2,20,21...3,30...ow can I make it that it will show it in number order 1,2,3,4,5......
I want to select some rows from a sql express 2005 table. I am using this expression: "Starttime >= " & dtpStart.Value dtpStart is a DateTimePicker But I am getting this error: Syntax error: Missing operand after '14' operator.
SELECT dbo.Calls.Description, dbo.TicketRead.IsRead, dbo.TicketRead.UserID FROM dbo.Calls LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.TicketRead ON dbo.Calls.CallID = dbo.TicketRead.TicketID WHERE dbo.TicketRead.UserID = 1 or is null
I want to get a list of all calls, but also a value indicating if the user have read the call. so I made when a user open's the ticket a new record is added in a special table. now if no user have read it then it's ok, but if just one user have read this ticket, then the other users don't have this call in the list..
just starting out to learn vb.net. I am doing so cuz i have some vba stuff i need to port.orry for the beginner question: translate this code I use in Outlook to vb.net? I know it's not complete, but I am stuck here.
Private Sub Application_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, ByVal Cancel As Boolean) Dim objNS As NameSpace im objFolder As MAPIFolder
The following is from a WCF sample I am working on.
<ServiceBehavior(InstanceContextMode:=InstanceContextMode.Single)> _ <Foobar()> _ Public Class Service1
I've never understood this and just used examples, but I would like to understand what is going on here. What exactly is the stuff inside the <> brackets? How are these related to Service1? I understand the ServiceBehavior is related to the hosting, but what about Foobar?
I'm trying to display an aggregate feed of several RSS feeds. I'm doing this with an asp page.The problem is I'm getting the error message:Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a0401' Expected end of statement for the line:Dim feed As SyndicationFe
Dt = MyMod.GetDataTable("SELECT TOP " & QuestionsPerCats(i) & " * From Questions WHERE CategoriesID ='" & Cats(i) & "' ORDER BY NEWID()")
but now i decided to use sqlparameters like
Dim cmd As New SqlCommand("SELECT TOP @QuestionsPerCats * From Questions WHERE CategoriesID = @CategoriesID ORDER BY NEWID()", conn) Dim sqlParam As SqlParameter = Nothing sqlParam = cmd.Parameters.Add("@QuestionsPerCats", SqlDbType.SmallInt)
i hope to create an application to check vb.net syntaxes (for simple function or methoe). Application will be given richtext box to add function or method and when submit, need to check that vb.net syntax and it will be execute by powershell.
Is there any differnce between the following syntax? Im thinking that there isnt, as long as the end result of the "AS" portion has RuleType named "AS R.RuleType." Notice that the first snippet of code has the R.RuleType and the second has just Rule.Type.strRule.Append(
"select R.Ruleid,R.RuleNumber,isnull(C.ClientName,'') as ClientName,R.Customerid,Case R.RuleType when 'R' then 'P' when 'B' then 'G' else R.RuleType End as R.RuleType,isnull(C.InternalClientID,'') as InternalClientID,")
im trying to do a basic calculation and i get a syntax error on what ever if first on the bottom line of this code :
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at the error is on the bracket on the bottom line but when i remove it , the error goes onto the 805 .everything is declared properly in a module. as integers?
It was suggested that I use xmldocument.load to do a sql insert statement instead of BULK INSERT.However when I run the Sub I am getting this error: "Incorrect syntax near '<'. "Here is my code, I have no clue what is causing this error, or how to fix it.
Sub AO() Dim Z As String = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Format(Today.AddDays(-1), "MMddyyyy") Dim AO_Name As New String("\NetImportAO-M_" & (Z) & ".xml") Console.WriteLine(AO_Name)
how to make this ode right. Public Class FrmSecurityProgram
Private Sub BtnOK_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles BtnOK.Click Dim ans As String 'Dim ctr1 As Integer
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it is a simple security program where it will ask for username and password. the user just have 3 times to try and when its the fourth try the msgbox will show and will tell the user that he exceeds the maximum number of try.
I am getting the error or syntax error , have a look!
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I am getting the error near the variable "data" I have tried to put double quotes, single quotes and both together but it doesn't solve anything, what is the correct syntax?
foo is Nothing evaluates to false and foo = Nothing evaluates to true.
However, if bar is declared as an Object and not initialized, then foo is Nothing and foo = Nothing both evaluate to true! I think this is because Integer is a value type and Object is a reference type.
i am already mad at the fact that control arrays are gone..Is the syntax for BitBlt that same from vb6 and vb.net? Can i still use the vbSrcAnd, vbSrcCopy, and vbSrcPaint?I have seen some things on going around control arrays, but how would i do some control arrays for bitblt? i tried
Dim picPicture(0) as picturebox Dim i for i = 0 to 10 redim preserve picPicture(i) picPicture(i).Image = Application.Startuppath & "img" & i & ".bmp" next
I'm trying to figure out what syntax is necessary to disable a particular key. I want the program I'm making to restrict the user to using only letters (basically I just want to figure out how to disable numbers).