Declaration Of Dynamic Runtime Array Declaration
Jun 21, 2011I got problem regarding declaration of dynamic runtime array declaration Here is my code
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I got problem regarding declaration of dynamic runtime array declaration Here is my code
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When I scroll down to the function shown below, and right click Analogues - go to definition it takes me to the top of the file, and lands on top of the
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Question: How to shorten this array creation ? I need to create an array of type ReportingService2005_WebService.Property with one property.
Something like:
Dim PropertyArray() as new ReportingService2005_WebService.Property(1)
I have to do this:
Dim PropertyArray As ReportingService2005_WebService.Property() = New ReportingService2005_WebService.Property(0) {}
PropertyArray(0) = New ReportingService2005_WebService.Property
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For some reason when i declare an array and set it to a certain amount of elements then under it specify the elements it works in VB 2005 but when i do it in VB 2008 it get : "declaration expected " and i get words underlined.
Public Class Form1
Dim words(20) As String
words(1)="Computer"
End Class
Let me know how to do this in 2008!
I want to convert this C# two dimensional array declaration: [code]But I got error message, "array initializer has too many dimensions", and there is a green jagged line below {1,2,3} in two dimensional array VB.net declaration.
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View 1 RepliesHow can i declare a public array of class instances, in Visual Basic 2008 express?
View 7 RepliesThis is hopefully a softball syntax question: I need to call a method with an empty Object array for evaluation and set initial state. In C# I would just do this:
func(new Object[]{});
In VB.NET I am forced to do this:
Dim ctrls() As Control = {}
func(ctrls)
Is there a way to shorthand the call in VB.NET and have everything happen in one line of code?
I am using VB.NET 2003 and declared a string array as follows:
Dim Level(1500) As String
The program stops at 1000 when it is executing. Is there a maximum limit? Should compile or ling different?
I have been working on an activeX control which works on serial port communication. Now I have completed the project and created its setup.exe using Visual studio 6 -> Tools -> Package and Deployment Wizard. Then I installed the control in another PC and in a new project included the control using project -> components. But when I click on the control in the toolbox and then include on the form it gives the following error : delete current link ? and on clicking OK, nothing happens. I tried searching a lot on google but didnt find anything. Another problem is that I have created a string array as a global array which can be accessed by all the methods.I am able to include the same activex control in my own pc when I have created the project. Here it works fine, I am able to access all the methods that I coded in the control, but the String array mentioned above can be accessed in other project. I tried writing Public before the array declaration but it give me the compile error : "Constants. fixed length strings, arrays, user defined types and Declare statements not allowed as Public members of object module." [code]
View 1 RepliesIn order to re-sort the data received in USB easier, I send the data array received in USB (declared as Byte) to a temporary array (declared as SByte) to re-sort. I declared the temporary array as SByte just for easy sorting. After I compiled, an error message came up "make sure not divided by zero". I tried to use convert.SByte but still didn't help. Is it not allowed to send data to an array with different data type declaration?
View 1 RepliesHow can rightfully declare these in VB.net , in my coding it's highligted errors on these declaration.
Dim excel As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.ApplicationClass
Dim wBook As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Workbook
Dim wSheet As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Worksheet
I am currently working on VB. I am using Visual Studio 2008.
The piece of code below is a console application which builds without any error.
Imports System.Net
Module Module1
Public Sub Main()
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I was told to use this to specify a folder that I want my node to go to.
(Declaration)
<ComVisibleAttribute(True)>
Public Enumeration SpecialFolder
(Usage)
Dim instance As Environment.SpecialFolder
In this
Dim [end] As Point = e.Location
what is the significance of the [] 's?
What is the appropriate declaration such as "ValueChanged" or "Click" for a NumericUpDown that will execute the code when I press enter. I already know that setting the "AcceptButton" property of the main form to a default button will not work, especially if I want a different button to be selected depending on which control I give focus.
PS: Is the syntax any different from Visual Basic 2010 Express than it is on Visual Studio 2012 RC (running in Visual Basic Mode)?
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View 9 RepliesThe last line in the code below throws the error. Is it because I haven't intialized the size of the byte array?
Public Class Form1
Private toSocket_IPP As Byte()
Public Sub New()
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Currency Declaration in vb2008.
View 2 RepliesThere's error in the codes below: but I can't see what caused the error
View 4 RepliesA "declaration expected" error occurs when attempting to use any of the MY objects. What declaration needs to be made?
View 4 RepliesDoes anyone know of a working declaration for the API "AccessibleObjectFromEvent"? Or a good .net equivalent? I've spent so much time getting the other main Accessible API to work on .NET, that I'm hoping to start with a good declare on this one.
I've built a really good narrator, for totally blind people so that they can interface and use the computer in a substantial way. The innovation is a static mouse that controls category input, rather than free mouse movement, and the middle wheel selects items of that category. But I need the last access API for events and voice feedback when the event occurs. I'm guessing it's something like this, according to what works for the other API: Code:
This is loosely based upon microsoft Access example written in vb6, available as an online download. I've have not seen a .NET example online, so it might prove useful for someone.
how to solve the error message " ConfigurationaManager not declared" when used to connect to database here is the line of code which gives the error
SQLConnStr= ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("SQLConnStr").ConnectionString
I am creating a kind of a "naive" search engine.What I have done is distributed words in files where each file corresponds to the starting letter of the words (i.e. if its English, then 26 files are there)Then when the search system loads I am loading all the words in hash tables (26 hash tables corresponding to 26 alpha-characters) for which I am using an array of structures.The problem is after declaring the variables in a Form load subroutine, the variables are not able to use those values in other subroutines..How do I properly declare them so their values persist?
View 1 RepliesI need to Dim lblFilePath. As what do I Dim it, String dos not work. This might not makes sence to you,
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Declaring Varibales where to put the declaration.
View 3 RepliesOne would think I'd already know this, but I never really gave it much thought before now. When declaring a member variable for a class, is it better to set the default value at the declaration
Private m_strMyVariable As String = ""
Or is it better to do it in the constructor
Private m_strMyVariable As String
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Should I maybe always specify a value at declaration, even if it's Nothing, and just override that value in the constructor(s) as needed? Or is it situation specific? If so, a really quick rundown of which situations might warrant which treatment would be nice.
The Param1 works but param2 failed when passing it to method with object array parameter
Dim param1() As Object = {5, 5}
'And
TextBox2.Text = "5,5"
Dim param2() As Object = TextBox2.Text.Split(","c)
RichTextBox2.Text = CType(InvokeDllMethod(bt, "kayTestDynamicAssembly.KayTestDLL", "Addup",
param1), String)
My main question is that does .NET treat those 2 declarations differently or maybe I am missing something?
I'm trying to declare a generic using a variable of type System.Type, with VB 2005, and haven't found the right approach. Consider the typical:
Dim m_GenObj As MyGenericObject(of T)
Instead of using "T" I want to use a variable of System.Type, for something like:
Dim m_MyType as Type
Dim m_GenObj as MyGenericObject(of m_MyType)
But of course that doesn't work.
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and when I run my app, I get a SQL error that tells me that I need to declare a value for '@payperiodstartdate' but I know that that value is declared because the first query runs fine. I am told that the line where the error is is line 59, which is this line [code]...