Possible To Check For Existence Of Integer In Set Of Integers Inline?
Mar 31, 2012
In TSQ IF MyVal IN (1, 2, 3, 4, 14) BEGIN ... END .Is there a way to do this in VB.NET? Is it possible to check for the existence of an integer in a set of integers inline? Such as: If MyVal in (1, 2, 3, 4, 14) Then ... End If
Dim file As System.IO.FileStream Dim YesNo As Integer YesNo = MsgBox("_missions_recomp.gsc Already exists, do you want to overwrite?", vbYesNo, "Confirm Overwrite?")
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Here's the scoop. This is a simple file check, where it will write a file so long as it does not exist,however, if the file already exists, I would like to give the user the option to overwrite the file, or not.
i need to take two integers from two text boxes and put them into two separate integer arrays then add them right to left carrying if over 10. here is what i have so far but just looking for the addition i think i can figure out the rest if i get the addition working...
' Project Name: Big Integer Project ' Project Purpose: User enters two integers up to 30 digits each then performs operation. Option Explicit On
I am working on a program that has many integers (q1, q2, etc.), and each of them can be 0 or 1. This is dependent on which radiobuttons are selected. I need it to check and make sure that all of the integers have a value, but since "Null" is the same as "0",
My assignment is to have a user enter in big integers using what i think is two parallel arrays. I got this far but now im stuck. I think i need to actually convert the text box input into an array but i do not know how to do that. I am all over the place in this project.
'Created/ Revised by: Jessica Falcetta 'Cap 204 Final Project: Big Integer Project 'Project Purpose: To calculate large integers through parallel arrays
I tried coding for an application that will display the positive integers, negative integers and zero entered in a inputBox. for some reason it keeps crashing down.here is my code. paging all visual basic professionals. [code]
This is probally more of an elegance question than functionality. I am looking for the absolutely safest way to check for an integer from a string and an object,
Using most of the built in functions for this in .net seem to generate a first chance exception, displayed in the Immediate window, and over time they just build up. what are the implications of these exceptions as they don't seem to affect the operation of the system.
Here are my two attempts, both feel clunky and I know there has to be a better way than using VB.IsDBNull and Integer.TryParse... Or am I just being anal.[code]....
Basically I have and array of integers that vary in size. I need to compare each number to each other number and display which number is repeated. For example:
Dim ints() As Integer = {1,2,2,5,4,6}
The number that shows up more than once is 2.
How can I run through the array and compare each integer with the numbers in the array. I tried a for loop but it didn't return the value I was looking for.
I've just begun using VB2008 Express. As practice, I'm trying to create a simple program that allows users to practice their basic arithmetic skills. I've just run into one hiccup.
I have a procedure that generates random numbers for the program to spit out as text that the user will then do arithmetic on. I'm trying to create a loop that checks, in the case that a radio button selecting division practice, that the potential quotient [code]...
I am doing a project.."Some Password". the criteria is that the password should have 1 numeric and 1 non numeric and atleast 6 characters. The code I worked on..(below)
Function CheckPass as Integer Dim blnContainNumber As Boolean Dim blnCotainNonNumeric As Boolean [Code] .....
When I compile this code...it gives me a Messagebox error that I wrote.."Password Invalid" even though I type the password that meets the criteria. I think the problem is that I don't have..."if atleast one numeric then" and "if atleast one non numeric then"...
i'm starting to learn VB, i've wrote a few little programs following the books and internet resources, so far so good until now, i have to check a range of double integers(e.g. 170-50) if the left integer is == 170 and the right integer is == to 50 then you profit.i have to do this about 200 times but i just need a litow to get started, i've searched for about 4 hrs and read for about 5 and still nothing.
Basically, when you set an Integer to "Nothing" it seems to equal the same value as if you were to set it to 0. So, in a function that returns an Integer how can I return something that will show that the function failed? In most cases I would use -1 or something but in this case I need to allow for negative values too.
Here's some more detailed information: I'm using the GetValue method of the Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey class to read a numeric value from the registry. The GetValue method has an optional argument that you can pass in that specifies what should be returned if the value did not exist, normally I would use Nothing but in this case because I am storing the returned value in an Integer then it is just the same as if the GetValue method returned 0 (which is a valid value in this case).
Example:
vb.net Dim Reg As Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey = My.Computer.Registry.LocalMachine Dim SubKey As Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey = Reg.OpenSubKey("SYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTimeZoneInformation", False)
I need to search a Byte array for the existence of another Byte array. The first array is large, about 30,000 bytes and the second varies but is usually between 300 and 500 bytes. I need to know the start position of the second array inside the first. For example if these were the arrays:
I would need to know the start position is 3. Code: For x = 0 To UBound(Array1) If Array1(x) = Array2(0) And Array1(x + 1) = Array2(1) And Array1(x + 2) = Array2(2) Then ' Found it End If Next
And loop through finding it by brute force but array 2 will be a different size on each system so doing the above, although I could make it work, isn't practical. I could even do multiple if's like if I find the first byte then find the second, then find the third, and make it a little more bearable but still. Is there a simple way to find a array inside another array?
I am trying to have my program check for the existence of a registry key so I do not get a null reference exception error. The key may or may not exist depending on the computer. How can I check to see if it exists and then change its value if it does exist or skip over it to the next one if it does not exist? (I already know how to change the value part of it) Im just not sure how to check for the existence of it for example would be trying to set the value of a key that does not exist called test below... this obviously would throw a null exception error so how do I check for the existence of the key before executing these instructions and then if it does not exist it skips this and keeps going to the next code ?
Dim testkey As RegistryKey = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("SystemCurrentControlSetTEST", True) Dim keyval As Int32 ' Set to ON keyval = 1 testkey.SetValue("ON", keyval)
I also check the status of the registry entry on form load
Dim Test As RegistryKey = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("SystemCurrentControlSetMYTEST", False) 'Get the reg value. Dim Testflag As Integer = CInt(Test.GetValue("ON"))
I am trying to check where an item in my array list exists in the database.The list would have already been created at an earlier stage.Now that some items may have been removed from the database, I wish to check the list against that database before removing the items, from the list, which are no longer in the database.The following code removes all items from the list rather than just each one which doesnt exist.[code]....
The application I'm writing requires the user to select a certain directory on their hard-drive (a game directory), which is saved to the Settings. If the directory is not selected, my application can't work. So, when the program starts for the first time, the directory setting will not be present, and I want my application to ask the user to select the correct directory before the application starts (the main form is shown). I used the following code in the Form_Load event of my main form:
vb.net If My.Settings.WolfPath = String.Empty Then MessageBox.Show("Please select your root 'Wolfenstein - Enemy Territoryetmain' mapping installation.", "Select W:ET Path", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information)
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It looks pretty complicated (probably too complicated) but I wanted to make sure that the user cannot continue until a valid directory has been selected. So when the user cancels the folder selection, my application should end. If the user selects an invalid directory (it should end in "etmain") it should display a messagebox and show the folder browser dialog again. It should keep doing this until the correct path has been chosen.The problem occurs when an invalid directory is first chosen. The messagebox does show, but it shows behind all other applications! It took me a minute to figure that out, because I could not find my application anywhere, but Visual Studio still said it was running... After finally finding the messagebox behind everything else, it seems that now everything comes up behind everything else! When I click OK on the messagebox, the new folder browser dialog also shows up in the background, etc, etc. If I then choose a valid directory, the application loads the main form in the background...
I thought at first the problem would be the fact that I am running this code in the Form_Load event. A better place perhaps would be a Sub Main() from which the main form would be loaded explicitly (Application.Run(mainForm)). However, I can only select Forms as the Startup Form. If I disable the "Enable application framework" checkbox I can select the Sub Main() as Startup Object, but all the visual styles are lost...?
I'm trying to verify if data exists in two different tables in a single transaction. The reason for the single transaction is the database gets hit about 1-3 million times a day so adding anymore than 1 extra transaction would increase that number up to 9 million, and my poor little server needs a break :)
So I need to check if an ID exists in table X and table Y and return the results to my VB.net script so I can handle the outcome Ideally something like this would work
if exists (select id from X where id = @id) print 'True,' else print 'False,' if exists (select id from Y where id = @id) print 'True' else print 'False'
Which gives me "True, True" if exists in both or "True, False" etc etc... But that only displays in SQL print and not actually returning it as an object/string or array values that I can use.
I'm open to any sort of solution of this nature that can give me two results from a single transaction and how to handle that response in vb.
I'd like to use the webrequest webresponse method to test for the existence of a file.If the first file is there, then I want to test for the existance of the same filename with -1.htm appended to it. If that filename exists, then test for filname-2.htm This continues until the filename being tested comes back 404 error. At which point, the program does NOT blow up, but the do until loop stops and the code continues. I have to search for a link on each one of the pages found once I have determined how many pages there are.How do I test for a file and not have it blow up? It has to loop and it goes through at least once. this is code I wrote. Right now the page just keeps going and going. IE's little logo on the page tab keep going around in a circle like it's in an endless loop.
Dim fr As System.Net.HttpWebRequest Dim A As Integer = 1 Dim Count As Integer = 0
i have an VB.NET application with few functions i need to debug (like ie. Assert in C#). Is it possible and how i do that ?
Public Shared Function createNumberArrayList(ByVal startValue As Integer, _ ByVal endValue As Integer, _ Optional ByVal isBackwards As Boolean = False) As ArrayList
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Basically what i need is to enter few values and see if the function works and returns proper ArrayList.
I created this command from a few examples which reads the text from a StreamReader, Trims, splits on EoL, and returns a unique list. My next command is a sort. I couldnt figure out how to add a sort to this command. Its really not that important but I was curious if there�s an easy way.
Additionally if there's a better way to take a text file into an array or collection I'm all ears.
I know that this should probably be under mobile development .. but no one seems to use that thread ... so anyway .. here is what i am trying to do:
TreeView1.LabelEdit = True With TreeView1.Nodes.Add("asd") .BeginEdit() End With
The above works for a windows application ... but i was wondering how i could do this on a windows mobile application as LabelEdit and BeginEdit don't exist!