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Using "F1" (online help) you usually get a good information. Considering that you have a textbox named textbox1 on the form from which you want to retreive or set the text : Public Property MyText() As String Get Return TextBox1.Text End Get Set(ByVal...

By using properties.

If TypeOf (_EditControl) Is TextBox Then

How about the split function?

Hi, This will even work with more than two spaces : Public Function RemoveDoubleSpaces(ByVal MyText As String) As String Dim Temp As String = "" Dim SpaceAlreadyFound As Boolean = False 'Flag For Each c As Char In MyText If c = " " Then...

One of the solutions would be to use the stopwatch object : Dim Chrono As New Stopwatch Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Chrono.Reset() Chrono.Start() End Sub Private Sub...

Yes it's working, but you can convert your item to string only once. TextBox1.Text = "" 'To Clear the textbox if the file doesn't exist Dim Item As String = ListBox1.SelectedItem.ToString If System.IO.File.Exists(Item) = True Then Dim objReader As New...

Dim file_name As String = "c:\Test.txt" Try Dim objWriter As New System.IO.StreamWriter(file_name) For Each item In ListBox2.Items objWriter.WriteLine(item.ToString) Next objWriter.Close() Catch ex As Exception...

Yes, you can remove your datasource and fill your listbox using the add function (ListBox1.Items.Add("Your Item")) in a loop.

Since your listbox is binded to a datatable, it seems that the only way to remove your items from the listbox is to remove them from the datatable.

It seems that when you are removing an item from a listbox, you raise the selectedIndexChanged a second time (you have one less item). You can solve this problem by removing the handler to the procedure listening to the event before removing the the item, and then reasigning it. Private...

Just a variation from Scotty's Code: Public Function SpecialDate(ByVal Mydate As String) As String Dim _Date As Date = CDate(Mydate) With _Date Return String.Format("{0}{1}{2}_{3}{4}{5}", _ .Day.ToString("00"), .Month.ToString("00")...

Here are a few videos that will help you learn link : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/bb466226.aspx#linq

Here is a sample of an object using a queue, in Form1 there are only two controls : Textbox1 and Button1. Public Class Form1 Dim Myqueue As New Queue Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Myqueue.Enqueue("One")...

That might not work with nested controls : Dim Ctl As Control Dim MyTextbox As TextBox For i As Integer = 1 To 30 Ctl = Me.Controls.Item("Textbox" & i.ToString) If Ctl IsNot Nothing Then MyTextbox = CType(Ctl, TextBox)...

I eventually got the answer on a French Forum, you can modify the position of the columns by using the DisplayIndex property::) Dim Db As New SageDataContext Db.DeferredLoadingEnabled = False Dim Elements = From Customers In Db.F_COMPTET _ Select...

Hi, I am trying Link to SQL in VB 2008 as it seems a promising feature. I have added a LinkToSql class (name Sage.dbml) to my project with all the databases in needed from my SQL Server. I then perform this simple code to populate my datagridview : Dim Db As New SageDataContext...

I think that Crystal Report is not included in the Express version.

Please edit your profile and change your framework to 1.1, this way your question will be less confusing.

If you are using VB 2005, Framework 2.0 is already installed.