I was using the For Each frm as From In Application.OpenForms but it seemed a bit inefficient to loop thru every open form when I already knew what I was looking for. After some googling I found some information about hashtables so I used the following code. This code works as long as another form, say form3, isn't open with the same ID. What I am trying to figure out is, why is the hsh.contains only looking at the key instead of looking at the key/value pair?
Form1
Public hsh as New HashTable
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
I am new to VB.net and I am trying to work out an exercise from a book I am reading on VB. Basically I am storing some book information in a hashtable using a class called Book to store the book information. I am trying to work out my Search and Display All procedures. My Search will work for the first value in my arraylist but not for any other values. I even added the ISBN to my book class to try and use this as a search point. The ISBN is used to pull the item from the hashtable as well.
In the main code I am having problems with the ButtonSearch and ButtonAll.
I am trying to create a quiz application in Visual Basic 2008. I need to be able to store a score value when the player gets a correct answer. When the value is stored a new question set appears. Once the score is calculated I want to be able to show this is in a new form so the value needs to be passed from one form to the other. I'm not entirely sure how to do this but I believe it will incorporate a module.
On my program I would like a track bar to change the Opacity of certain forms. There is a checked list box so if the user checked the main form and some other forms, boxes and used the track bar to change the Opacity of those forms. If the user uses the track bar and goes right it will increase the Opacity and to the left decreases the Opacity. Then when the user is all done He/She will press the Apply button to apply the changes of the Main Form or Forms.
I have a hashtable in VB.NET and I need to get the string value of a key from it's value. For example, if I do: hashtable.add("string1","string2") How would I get the value "string1" if I had "string2"?
Can you put a hashtable in another hashtable? I'm trying to make Tetris and to represent the grid of the gamefield I want to have an hashtable within another hashtable. The code is as followed
Public Tetrisfield As Hashtable Public TetrisRow As Hashtable Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
I'm using a HashTable that stores information typed by the user in textboxes on a form. There are 4 textboxes on my form including, Name, Number, account representative, and total count of things added. Besides the text boxes there are 3 buttons on the form, one or adding a record, one for deleting one, and one for display the selected name from the listbox.
Everything pretty much works for me at this point, but I just have one question. When the record is input into the listbox it is supposed to display the users name he or se just entered in the name textbox. Now then, our professor wants us to use the number for the keyString for the HashTable.
That is the problem, if I use the number, instead of the name displaying in the listbox, the number displays. Is there a way to display the name in the listbox instead of the number? Once I have assigned the number as the keyString, am I stuck displaying that value only?
I have a hash table in which the key is of type Point and the value is of type PieceOfBoard. PieceOfBoard is derived from PictureBox. How do I serialize this hashtable to save it to a file?Do I need to add anything to the PieceOfBoard class?
I been learning basics of generics and it looks like it can really improve the performance of the application. But, I am not able to see the generic equivalent of Hashtable. share some sample C# code for creating generic hashtable classes. I need this for a demo.
I am using a hashtable to cache incoming UDP messages before my application processes them. After adding pairs to the hashtable, I am experiencing strange behaviour when interogating the collection, such that a containsKey() enquiry returns false, even though the key exists and is visible in the locals window. Spelling etc is correct, manually calling GetHashCode on the key (String) at each point (add() and containsKey()) is returning different values for the same key. To complicate things more, some keys are matched successfully.
I currently have a ASP.NET Website and a Windows Service doing some work together.It consists in running some processes either using scheduling or on-demand requests.Basically before i had the windows service i used a Shared Hashtable to register all the on-demand requests and avoid duplicate requests for the same ID. I tought i could use the same hashtable to add the scheduled requests also... but somehow they are being created in separated hashtable's.I think its because the windows service uses a diferent instance of the website.
PS: in the hashtable i save full class objects for future reference so the solution must be able to achieve the same.
I am making a small tool that require some calculation. I am using hashtable to store values that I need to calculate. This tool continuously extract data on specific time interval(30 seconds) from webpage and add those data into the hashtable. Now the problem is I need to store the previous extraction data and when new extraction occurs, I need to deduct the previous data from new data.
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On first run it shows the result of Data3 = 100 which is currect. But on second run I need to redefine the value of Data2 = Data1 . So I need a result of Data3 = 0 on second run. This may not be the proper way to do this sort of operation. I have also tried using listbox, listview and even textfile to store the Data2 and recall that on second run. But could not make it possible.
This is the last phase of my tool and I am stuck with it.
I have a scenario at work where we have several different tables of data in a format similar to the following:
Table Name: HingeArms Hght Part #1 Part #2 33 S-HG-088-00 S-HG-089-00 41 S-HG-084-00 S-HG-085-00
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Where the first column (and possibly more) contains numeric data sorted ascending and represents a range to determine the proper record of data to get (e.g. height <= 33 then Part 1 = S-HG-088-00, height <= 41 then Part 1 = S-HG-084-00, etc.)
I need to lookup and select the nearest match given a specified value. For example, given a height = 34.25, I need to get second record in the set above:
41 S-HG-084-00 S-HG-085-00
These tables are currently stored in a VB.NET Hashtable "cache" of data loaded from a CSV file, where the key for the Hashtable is a composite of the table name and one or more columns from the table that represent the "key" for the record. For example, for the above table, the Hashtable Add for the first record would be:
ht.Add("HingeArms,33","S-HG-088-00,S-HG-089-00")
This seems less than optimal and I have some flexibility to change the structure if necessary (the cache contains data from other tables where direct lookup is possible... these "range" tables just got dumped in because it was "easy"). I was looking for a "Next" method on a Hashtable/Dictionary to give me the closest matching record in the range, but that's obviously not available on the stock classes in VB.NET. what I'm looking for with a Hashtable or in a different structure? It needs to be performant as the lookup will get called often in different sections of code.
This is similar to How to keep the order of elements in hashtable, except for .NET. Is there any Hashtable or Dictionary in .NET that allows you to access it's .Index property for the entry in the order in which it was added to the collection?
i have a multi-client/server app that needs to use a hashtable but i am getting an unexpected result because each timei call a sub from form1 the hashtable get recreated and erases all the data. [code]
I am making a small tool that require some calculation. I am using hashtable to store values that I need to calculate. This tool continuously extract data on specific time interval(30 seconds) from webpage and add those data into the hashtable. Now the problem is I need to store the previous extraction data and when new extraction occurs, I need to deduct the previous data from new data.Here is the process I am currently following:
Dim MyTable as New Hashtable MyTable.Add("Data1","200") MyTable.Add("Data2","100")
I'm helping a friend port some code that I have written in Java to Visual Basic.NET. VB.NET is not my language of choose, so I am entirely new to it's quirks. How can I display keys from a HashTable in a ListBox?
In VB.NET, how can I convert the following string into some kind of key/value type such as a Hashtable, Dictionary, etc?"Name=Fred;Birthday=19-June-1906;ID=12345".I want to extract Birthday or ID without having to split the string into an array.I'd prefer not to split the string into an array in case the format of the string changes later.I don't have control over the string.What if someone switches the order around or adds another element?
I want to make a hashtable of object references and I want a different object's reference to be the key. How can I do this in vb.net? In java (assuming I am using the default toString method and that add() takes a string as a key and an object ref as the value) this would be something like: hashtable.add(obj1.toString(), obj2)
I do not want to use a vb.net gethashcode() function because I want deep clones of objects to have different identifiers. A related question is what is the default toString in vb.net? How can I get a string that represents an object reference in vb.net?
I have a hashtable that stores sports players: key = jersey number, value = an array of information...and what I am trying to do is put this information into combobox (but only showing a certain array elements), so for example say this was the information stored in the hashtable:
so what I have done is created an arraylist that will store the items in the combobox.but my problem happends when I try to loop through the array from the hashtable values.
(playerlisting is the hashtable) Dim playerlist As New ArrayList
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The above works, however since it's a foreach loop I cannot specify which array indexes I want to add onto the "listitem" string.
Dim arr As Array = CType(item.Value, Array) For i = 0 To arr.Length - 1 listitem += arr(i) & " " Next
But, when I try a simple forloop instead I get a "late binding" error with the 3rd line. Even when I cast the arr(i) as a string I get the error. What needs to be changed?
The field's names of hashtable are same of fields adodb.recordsetHow can i import the fields value of hashtable in fields adodb.recordset without do it manually?[code]....
how to save hashtable object to data or text file like (sample.dat or sample.txt) i got this class Name Book.
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if i run this application it works, but if i close the application the hashtable items will be erase.i want to save the items to dat file or txt file.i got some idea but it doesnt work, i use the file stream :[code...]
I am making a small tool that require some calculation. I am using hashtable to store values that I need to calculate. This tool continuously extract data on specific time interval(30 seconds) from webpage and add those data into the hashtable. Now the problem is I need to store the previous extraction data and when new extraction occurs, I need to deduct the previous data from new data.Here is the process I am currently following:
HTML Dim MyTable as New Hashtable MyTable.Add("Data1","200") MyTable.Add("Data2","100")
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On first run it shows the result of Data3 = 100 which is currect. But on second run I need to redefine the value of Data2 = Data1 . So I need a result of Data3 = 0 on second run. This may not be the proper way to do this sort of operation. I have also tried using listbox, listview and even textfile to store the Data2 and recall that on second run.
I am using a Hashtable which stores unique names and objects associated with those names. Now those objects have a property called "IsDynamic" and some of them have it set to false whie some of them have it set to true. So when I retrieve any object using the key property, it goes to find me that object. How do I override that find method?
I have a program that are multiple thread. Each thread calculate some data independently. however, they will need share a hashtable which controls a hardware resource. because the resource is limited, so, it may need lock the resource for a thread, and then release it when thread is finished. and the resource can not be reused immediately, will have to wait for some time, say 5 or 10 minutes, for the device to reset.
