How do I programmatically increment a given version's number to the next version of the highest one?
For example if I have a file Program.exe with the following version numbers :
Program.exe 1.0.0.0
Program.exe 1.0.0.4
Program.exe 1.1.0.76
Program.exe 1.0.0.66
The next version number in this case would be 1.1.0.77
What's the easiest way to implement that?
It was very practical to keep build number in VB6, as it auto-incremented that number every time that i "compiled" the program.
There is any equivalent feature in VB.Net? I am using VS 2005.
You can get the version of your application sing My.Application.Info.Version. Is it also possible to set this version using code? This because I have a webservice that connects to a database and retrieves a version number.My application then compares that version number with his one, if it's old.. then it will download new files and change his version number.
View 3 RepliesI am using an about Box in my program and the version number doenst change.Its 1.0.0.0.0 , does anyone know how to sink the version number in the box with the version number being published.
View 3 RepliesWell I just did an update on my application-i fixed a few major bugs and minor bugs and did some UI enhancements- my old version was 1.0.0.0 should it now be 1.0.1.1 or 1.0.1.0 or 1.1.0.0 or 1.1.0.1? I need to know when I should change each point...Should my revision increment increase by one every sing time, even if i updated the build? The Minor? Major? Please Help-I want my application to be as professional as possible.
View 9 RepliesSince my VB6 days I've longed for this feature. Every time you build a version it increments by one. On VS2005/2008 I've seen a few 3rd party programs or tips and tricks to get something similiar. I mean who wants to see a version no. like 1.0.1234.5678789 I used to use autobuildversion but can't seem to get it working on 2010. Has anyone managed to get the auto increment to work in any shape or form. I can't find the AssemblyInfo.vb file to edit so my program is stuck on 1.0.0.1 unless I manually increment it? I mean is it so hard to implement a built in auto increment function, or am I missing something?
View 5 RepliesI created a listbox using VB.NET. When the user select an item (it is a string format) in the listbox and click on a button, there will be a number beside the string and the number will increment which time the button is clicked. Anyone know how to do it...?Below is the coding I'd done, but I don't know how to do the increment part. Anyone know what coding I need to add?
Dim no As Integer = 0
listBox.Items.Add(listBox.SelectedItem & no)
VS 2008 Is there a way to set the assembly version programmatically? For example, My.Application.Info.Version.Major is readonly. Therefore, I was wondering if there was a way to call some code from the assemblyInfo file to set <Assembly:
AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0")>
i have ID number which is string and i went to do query for maximam ID but it was not come
View 5 RepliesDoes anyone know of a way to programmatically determine which version of the .NET framework is installed on a computer? I was thinking of trying to scan the registry, but my main worry is that a user would need admin rights if trying to use the method
View 8 Replies I want to create auto increment number in vb.net like : -
01, 02, 03, 04 etc.. so it is in order.
I am using VB NET 2008 EXPRESS connection OleDb to MS access
I want to do the auto increment for my textbox MemberID
I have tried multiple ways and had no luck such as : -
If txtMemberID.Text = "" Then
txtMemberID.Text = 1
Else
[Code]....
I want to write the code not use the autonumber in Access as my lecturer does not want me to do it this way
im working with my thesis, to generate auto increment number. for example,when the form load for the first time it will appear transaction 1, and then next time i'll load the form it will be transaction 2, so on and so forth. i am using a VB.net and SQL server.
View 1 RepliesI have a HFScrollBar on my design page, and a TextBox Right above it. I want the text in the textbox to start at zero, and what I want to do is make it where if i move the scrollbar to the right, it increments that number, and if I move the scrollbar to the left, it decrements that number. I have tried to code this, but realized i was about 1,000,000 miles away from where I am supposed to be lol. So, I wont bother posting what I've tried. A simple straight-to-the point tutorual on this subject would suffice, though.
View 4 RepliesHow to programmatically detect 32-bit or 64-bit visio version is installed?
View 7 RepliesI am dynamically generating a word file, and clicking the link opens the file save dialog and it says the document is a: Microsoft Word 97 - 2003 Document.What would I need to do to programmatically generate a 2007, 2010 word document.
Code behind:
Public Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
'build the content for the dynamic Word document
'in HTML alongwith some Office specific style properties.
[code]...
This feels like a completely basic question, but, for the life of me, I can't seem to work out an elegant solution.
Basically, I am doing a LINQ query creating a new object from the query. In the new object, I want to generate a auto-incremented number to allow me to keep a selection order for later use (named Iter in my example).
Here is my current solution that does what I need:
Dim query2 = From x As DictionaryEntry In MasterCalendarInstance _
Order By x.Key _
Select New With {.CalendarId = x.Key, .Iter = 0}
[Code]....
Is there a way to do this within the context of the LINQ query (so that I don't have to loop the collection after the query)?
In VB.NET, I would like to increment a number in a string and have it zeroed filled. Here is the sample string with the 5 digit number: R00099 What I would like returned after incrementing it by one: R00100
View 5 Repliesi want to update a row in an ACCESS DB in vb.net using sql query. the way to point to the row is using the primary key. the problem is that i was an error saying that there is a data type mismatch in criteria expression. the primary key type is auto-increment.[code]
View 1 RepliesI've been using some recommended code from successfully for a couple of years now to auto-increment the build number in my project.
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But I just updated my workstation from XP Pro x86 to Vista Ultimate x64 and now it isn't working any more. Everything else works, but not this. It increments the build number when I build the application, but then VS gives the following error:Error 4 Unable to apply this change while debugging. File 'D:My ProjectAssemblyInfo.vb' was reloaded. You must revert the change or stop the debugging session.So essentially I can't do anything in my application, or at least I can't run in debug mode because of the error.
how to detect if MSXML parser is installed on a machine or not. I looked for a registry entry,but unable to get one. I am writing a VB.NET application.
View 4 RepliesIn order for me to increment a Number, It's just too easy.Here's How to Increment a Number.[code]
View 5 RepliesI have an SQL statement which i need to code in vb:
CODE:
Notice the fields prodno1 and prodno2 in the table structure.. this is part of a number of sql statements i need to run and put inside a loop. my problem is i want to automatically use this same code such that on the next loop, this sql statement is going to be:
CODE:
Note that in this "2nd loop"
- the table name is now r3 from r2 in the first SQL statement
- there are now prodno1, prodno2 and prodno3 instead of just prodno1 and prodno2
- in the WHERE clause, the p.prodNo becomes p.prodNo2
And so on and so forth.. so for the 3rd loop
- there's going to be r4
- there's going to be prodno4
- in the WHERE clause i will use p.prodNo3
OK, anyone know how you get the version number of ImageMagick from its com?My best attempt (which doesn't work):-
Dim ImageMagick As New ImageMagickObject.MagickImage
Dim imversion As String
imversion = CStr(ImageMagick.Convert("-version"))
[code].....
I want to get the major, minor, build and revision version numbers of an EXE, not my vb project.If I do:
FileVersionInfo.GetVersionInfo(sEXEFilePath).FileVersion
I get 11.00.00003
It seems to have combined the build and revision numbers into one. In the good old days,
[code]...
Whenever I build my VB.Net project, the Assembly version does not automatically update as it is supposed to with the * in the third box in the Assembly Information. The only way I have found to (sometimes - it doesn't always work) get the version number to update is to Clean the Project, remove the *, Rebuild, reClean, put the * back in, and Rebuild again. What could be causing this issue to happen?
I should note that my coworker reports no such issue on his machine when Building the same Project; also, I must admit to some confusion on my part as to how this behavior is even possible, given that the error persists even if I remove every possible intermediate file I can think of that could possibly even be carrying the old version number, so how does it even know the old version number?
This is probably an easy question: I need to change my version number from 5.4 to 5.5. This is not the assembly version, but the version (I think) of my executable.
View 5 RepliesI need to display the version number of the application on the top bar of the application. I managed to crate a setup wizard but I have no idea how to manage the verions.
View 6 RepliesI have written a small program in VB 2010 Express and I would like to show the version number of my program on the form. I looked through the HELP files and found an example. I put the example in my code like this:'Get the version of the current application.
Dim assem As Assembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly()
Dim assemName As AssemblyName = assem.GetName()
Dim ver As Version = assemName.Version
Me.Text = "1st CPC Check Deposit Program Version" & " " & ver.ToString
I am up to version 1.0.0.8 but this is what prints:
1st CPC Check Deposit Program Version 1.0.0.0
Why doesn't it print 1.0.0.8 ?
I've defined two numbers. ThisVersionNumber and LatestVersionNumber, I want to compare them, and so if ThisVersionNumber = < LatestVersionNumber it will show a dialogue.
How do I receive the latest version number which is hosted at [URL]
How they relate and differ from each? What are the best practices for version control? Is there a primer about publish online? Or a good book?
And is it possible to make ClickOnce and a msi in one solution of VS 2008? If so, is there any conflict or pitfall?
BTW I am using VB if that makes any difference.