I was looking into iNotifyPropertyChanged so I set up a separate test project and checked it out.
I went to the VB program I've been playing with and set a button to set a property value to itself and set a BreakPoint for that Property in my Class so I could see it do its Get/Set thing because...
Hey awesome folks!
I know I CAN do it either way. I have a public button, "ButtonExit" which I can "re-use" by adding it to the selected tab on the MyTabControl.SelectedIndexChanged event.
Interestingly, it is automatically removed from the original tab so I just add it back when that tab is...
When a folder is selected the fun starts...
Whenever I add and double-click a button in Form1.vb[Design] it creates a Private Sub in Public Class Form1.
I want to create what I can only describe in layman's terms as a global variable for the path which was selected.
I've tried several...
Will someone PRETTY PLEASE explain to me why I cannot copy the code from the following site into a new blank project and have it work?
CheckState Enumeration (System.Windows.Forms)
When I do debug it displays a blank form with nothing on it.
(I'm running Visual Studio Express 2012)
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