Visual Studio 2005.I was converting some of my source code to C#.However, when I was doing the code snippet below, I noticed I don't have the IsNumber method.Why is the IsNumber missing? I wanted to use it so that I can force a user to enter only numbers.
Private Sub TextBox1_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles TextBox1.KeyPress If e.KeyChar.IsNumber(e.KeyChar) = False Then
All the automated, online converters weren't able to convert this code. Unfortunately my brief knowledge of C# has also let me down. The code originates from a blog, linked from another of my questions.
I have tried a number of freely available code converters to convert the following piece, however without success.
Dim resultList = ((From e In p_Xml.Elements() Where UCase(e.Name.LocalName) = searchName).Union( From a In p_Xml.Attributes() Where UCase(a.Name.LocalName) = searchName Select <<%= propertyName %>><%= a.Value %></>)).ToList()
I think I got it here
var resultList = (from e in p_xml.Elements() where e.Name.LocalName == searchName select propertyName).
As I read [URL] For VB: Inside the Snippet element, add the References element and all of the required child elements that add a reference to the project when the snippet is inserted.For C# Visual C# code snippets to do not support the References section, so a reference to System.Windows.Forms.dll must be added to the project manually What fundamental reason prevents C# to support References like VB ?[URL] But it isn't even as full-featured as Code Snippet References as Code Snippet References will allow you to add multiple references at once not just one by one.C# is supposedly more "professional" than VB.NET, one would expect C# to be more featured not more limited or does "professional" means you have to do it the hard way as said "MANUALLY"?
This is a part of my project, my project basically uses a motion sensor to detect any intrusion. So one of the modules is to lock the PC on detection of an intruder. Is there a way to lock the PC using Visual Basic?(Because most of the other modules have been programmed in Visual Basic.) I am basically looking for source code that can implement something similar to "Windows button + L".
I am working on a little small 10 question quiz. The quiz is just for fun for a work thing I'm doing. I'm using VB.net. I'd like to put in one of the questions something like "what's your favorite baseball team?" Then list 3 radio buttons for 3 possible answers. But I'd like to make 2 of the radio buttons move away when a person tries to mouse over it to click on it. So only the answer I want them to use would be possible. I can creat it all but the code to make the raido buttons move when moused over. I've been searching but having trouble finding anything on how to do this.
I don't have my actual quiz code in front of me. But can post the form code for that question later tonight when I get home if needed. But the form is very basic. just has the question in a lable, Then the 3 answers below it as radio buttons. I have a next button that goes to the next form and closes the previous one, and an exit button that closes down the whole application.
I need to translate line 4 in the code snippet below into VB. For some reason I cannot get this done tonight. I am either too tired or having a brain drain.[code]
I am looking for an easy way to have a command prompt like interface for my form. The idea is to make it an interactive text interface. Here is an example of what it might look like > Hi Hello! > How are you? I am fine! >_So it's very much like a chat. BTW, I am not referring to what the example is, just the concept of a command prompt, that I can create a scrollback buffer for. Very much like a MSDOS prompt.
translate this c# code to vb.net , the online convertion tools dont seem to do a good job and my c# knowledge is not good enough. the main problem i have is how to write the code that is after "(new claimsRequest......"
protected void OpenIdAjaxTextBox1_LoggingIn(object sender, OpenIdEventArgs e) { // Retrieve the email address of the user e.Request.AddExtension(new ClaimsRequest {
Working through Pro ASP.NET MVC book and I got the following code snippet that appears in an aspx (view) page.
<%= Html.DropDownList ("WillAttend",new[] { new SelectListItem { Text = "Yes, I'll be there",Value=bool.TrueString}, new SelectListItem { Text = "No, I can't come",Value=bool.FalseString} },"Choose an option"); %>
I'm trying to create an interface that automatically implements a fully typed out method in VB.Net
However, I can't figure out how to do it.
I wanna do something that's similar to what happens when you implement IDisposable, where it gives you the full function, including codes and comments.
I know how to make a code snippet and how to use the tab shortcut, but how can I make the code snippet automatically appear when I implement my own interface?
I've recently decided to take a huge leap and migrate from my good old VB 6.0 to VB.NET, since VB 6.0 was proved to be fairly insufficient for my needs. So, I took a deep breath, loaded myself with a lot of patience and...here I am!The transition from VB 6.0 code to VB.NET seemed quite buffling in the beginning, but later on it proved to be pretty straightforward.So, now, I've decided to get my feet wet and develope my first VB.NET appication.The reason I'm here is that I would like an evaluation of my first code snippet in terms of efficiency, productivity and so on.
A description of what I'm doing is this: On a Windows form, docked at the left side, I have a panel set to AutoScroll. Inside it I've placed a number of panels, each one with a ToolStrip, having a button to collapse or expand the panel.It works so far, but I don't know how efficient my code is. Here is the code of a generic Click Event that handles the clicks of all toolstrip buttons.Each button has a Tag to indicate the state (expanded or collapsed) and each panel has a numeric tag for the height it would have when expanded.
Here is the code.
Private Sub Buttonclick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) _ Handles TSB_1.Click, TSB_2.Click, TSB_3.Click, TSB_4.Click, _ TSB_5.Click, TSB_6.Click
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So...what I would like to have is an evaluaion of this small code. It seems to be a bit larger than the code I could write in VB 6.0 and I'm sure that there is a better way.
Been using C# and code snippets and fill 'em in and hit "Enter" and POOF there you go, all done.
So how the heck do I do this in VB? Example: "property" TAB TAB brings up the snippet. I fill it in just fine .. NOW WHAT? Hitting enter just give me a new line. ESC doesn't do anything. CTLR-K CTRLX doesn't either.
What's the secret? How do I get the snippet to accept my entries and unsnippetize itself into inserted code?
Dim strFilename As String strFilename = Format(Now, "ddmmyyyyhhmmss"
That generates the day number month and so on. But i want to generate a string with "VB Code Snippet" then after that just any 5 letters or numbers so it might generate "VB Code Snippet 7ef82"
i'm coding a small app.i need to use regular expressions.I've got a huge string. and i need to find some substrings and put them into variables.for instance:<span class="(some constant class)">sb's Name</span> I need to cut "sb's Name" and put it into variable.how to do this using regular expressions?I know, that I can use webbrowser and whole DOM structure connected with it. But I can't, so I must use RegExp.
I've got a Word doc with insertion fields already created and an Excel spreadsheet with the data for a mail-merge.Does anyone have a code snippet for merging the two into a Word form-letter in VB.net?
I am using the tutorial laid out here http://www.androidsnippets.com/vbnet-server-side-code-to-send-c2dm-messages to attempt to send a message to my device. I have requested a device ID and placed that string in the RegID String.I receive a (what looks like a) GUID for the googleAuthToken successfully, but when the rest of the code executes,the response I get is Error= MissingRegistration. What exactly am I missing to implement C2DM from a server via VB.NET?
I�m trying to implement a licensing schema for a template that uses the follow code snippet. (using VS2010 vb.net4)
<LicenseProviderAttribute(GetType(RegistryLicenseProviderSave)), _ GuidAttribute("2de915e1-df71-3443-9f4d-32259c92ced2")> _ Public Class Form1main ��. Form code etc. End Class
I need to utilize the GUID value in other classes within my application, as an example, as making registry entries.My goal is to have this editable at only 1 place in the template.I�ve created a Friend class that has the GUID string in it, but I�m unable to get the above to recognize the string. I�m sure that the code is simple, but it evades me.I would really like to do is to access the Guid that VS2010 vb.net creates (Project->Application->Assembly) shows and insert it into my application.
So, today I was programming, and then right clicked and noticed a 'Insert Snippet' option. I've seen it before, but never clicked it. I thought this was an amazing thing. It had predefined code which auto inserts. Was just letting some of our other members know, that it does include some predefined things such as 'Write to a text file', etc.
I'm looking for a library for Autocomplete support in text controls which remembers all previous entries of the user and provide auto-complete support for it.For example for "recent files" I use [URL] and it works great. Do you know something like that for this purpose?
UPDATE : This is a .NET Winforms application and I'm using normal Text Control.