Right now, I've got 3 separate class files in my project (fileIO.vb, etc.)
I'd like to separate them all out into one dll project (I supposed I would be using the same namespace as my current project - - or???)
As it stands now, if I want to instantiate one of the classes and use a method I do...
As I'm adding a file path (not from a folder) to a treeview, how can I use ExtractAssociatedIcon to get an Icon and place it as the image for that node?
I know you can use an ImageList, but in this scenario, it would be added on the fly and not using a list.....
I'm trying to remove the HTML comment tags from a selected string and I'm getting an error....
Let's say I have a selected string:
<!--This is my string-->
selText is my variable for the entire selected string - my code is:
selText = selText.Substring(4, selText.Length - 3)
The error is ...
my delete function uses:
myCol As System.Collections.Specialized.StringCollection
so, to delete from it, I use a for loop:
For i = 0 To myCol.Count - 1
Dim myArr As String() = myCol(i).Split(",")
If myArr(1) = name Then
myCol.RemoveAt(i)...
I've got a treeview populated and I have 2 buttons for UP and DOWN
I'd like to use the buttons to move the selected treeview item/node up or down based on the buttons click events. (inside parent node only)
I haven't been able to find anything specifically on how to do this on the net - -...
In my MDI form, I have a file menu, but it only has New/Preferences/Exit.
I have 2 separate child forms that can be opened and saved, so their save is in a different way.
I pretty much have a small bit of understanding on how to insert (merge) an entire menu (section? for lack of better word...
I've got the root nodes populated
Now, I've got a bunch of sets of strings I would like to add to each of the child nodes, but I'm having a bit of a problem.
For instance - my root nodes are Pages, Posts, etc
For Posts, I have a string (PostsFunctions) that I'm splitting and using for child...
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