I feel little embarrassing to ask this question here – may be it’s a stupidity! I am very new to .Net ( working with VB.net ):D
I have created an application and compiled by Build solution – ok fine I have an App.exe in by Bin folder.
My question goes here - can I ship the application by...
Equivalent for Step by Step Debuging (F8) of VB6 in VB.net
Can any one tell me how to execute step by step execution in VB.net as we did in debuging in VB6 by Function KeyF8
JuggaloBrotha.. Thank you so much for your interest and support... thank you.. I will post any related information to this Tread as i get any clue.. :) Bye
Is there any way to know how many Instance of an Object is Created
Thank you JuggalaBrotha,
Its work.
But tell me is there any way to Identify how many instance of an Object have been created or exist ? Do we get a control on a specific intance ? ( By any build in mechanism)
Thank you...
For the prupose to Define a Classification of Books!
The form shold help the user to define a classificaition structure of Books.
Such as
Classification - Name
Sub Classification
Sub Classification Item , Discription
eg:-
Science
Physics
Thermal Physics
Dynamics
Opticals
Chemistry...
Yes GKG that part can be understand.. but the question is in this case when Some one have to Access a child form From MDI forms menu item! the public declaration works only once.. !! once you close the loaded form and try again it will generate error..
when i tried the second way .. every...
Instancing form
Thank you..
Ok what is the difference between these
Public childform As New frmClassification()
AND
PrivateSub SubMenuClassification_Click(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles SubMenuClassification.Click
Dim ChildForm As New frmClassification...
I am Started a VB.net Project with Two forms One MDI and Another on with Child. A menu is added in MDI form.
Private Sub SubMenuClassification_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles SubMenuClassification.Click
frmClassification.Show()
End Sub
This is not...
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