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i actually meant to split up those lines, loop through lines, and within that loop, through each "field"

yes, and the easiest way is to save your data is seperated by commas (or other symbol) so you can use a split when you read each line eg: Dim LineData() As String = ALine.Split(","c) populates an array (LineData) with the values between each comma

yes, i agree with Jm totally, you should not create a 4 by 4 array if you really want a 3 by 3, it is messy coding and wastful, it's like buying 4 cars where only 3 are being driven around.

instead of having all those integers, you should have a structure, or a character class, which contain all those integers, so you only serialize 1 character object. selecteditem is correct, what is your actual error..

Just do it yourself then PictureBox1.Width = PictureBox1.Image.Width + 2

hehe, same thread as other forum ;)

if you are using VB.NET, this is the right section. and yes, of course there is a way, it is a little more involved than you may think though. have the app listen for a UDP packet, (theyll have to have a list of IP's too, so u know where to send it to) when u hit go, send a UDP packet...

well "VS.NET General Discussion" and "VB.NET General Discussion" confused me! it's only a 1 letter difference, it should say "Visual Studio General Discussion" or "General Visual Studio .NET" anyway to make it different to the vb one, id say alot of people are actually misreading it as VB, as...

All i can find costs money, fortunetly not much though https://www.docdownload.com.au/document/document.psp?group=legal,54926&document=97849 <-- company to company contract template <-- sorry, that one is QLD specific...

ahha, nevermind about the two forum bit, just my bad eyes, first one is VS not VB. VS is the one with all the "Moved" threads anyhow

Ok, nobody can stop a n00b posting in the wrong forum, but when i came to this forum i was surprised to see pages full of "Moved" threads (at least in the general vb.net forum) Good job the mods are doing shifting these around, however.. when there are so many, it really makes for...

you should be using a Decimal Dim d As Decimal = Decimal.Parse("00.1851")

Ok.. what you need to do, is split your LOAD and SAVE methods into two different subs.. for starters that will make it ALOT easier for us to read.. i find it hard to follow your code, it is too bunched up. I don't think you are understanding the concept though. You only need to Load the file...

that's right, an Arraylist is an array of Objects (so anything can be stored in it) and its size expands and shrinks as needed, so you can .remove items or .add items to the array whenever you like.

you almost got it, you are saving two arraylists to the file, so you need to deserialize two objects, and directcast them to their arraylist type no need to use a function, your arrays should be declared on a form level, use a sub and just directly use them in the code. one other error, you...

you will have to overwrite the file, it doesnt work that way. you save the arraylist object to file, and then you load it.. then you overwrite it again with the new updated arraylist. if you use append.. you would end up storing multiple instances in the file.

I recommend you to use two arraylists Private CharName As New ArrayList Private CharFile As New ArrayList when the user creates a new character you will add to these array CharName.Add("a name") CharFile.Add("some\filename\hey.lfr") and use serialization to save and load these arrays to a...