Looping character or number visual basic 6

[hariharanmca]

Nope. :)

But I'll tell you how you can do it. First of all, I'd recommend reversing the order of the DoEvents and the Text1.Text = j - but that's unrelated.

Inside your loop, just code "if checkbox is not checked, escape from the loop". I'd prefer you do the translation from English to VB. It's fairly straightforward . Hint, you want to Exit from the For loop.

Dim intDisplay as integer
 
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
    If Check1.Value = 1 Then
        if intDisplay > 10000 then intDisplay = 99
        intDisplay = intDisplay + 1
        Text1.Text = intDisplay
    End if
End Sub
 
Private Sub Check1_Click()
    intDisplay = 100
End Sub

how about this code

[Killer42]

how about this code

Yes, that looks like the other option I mentioned. Incrementing each time the timer event fires. For this you would want a pretty small timer interval.

[hariharanmca]

Yes, that looks like the other option I mentioned. Incrementing each time the timer event fires. For this you would want a pretty small timer interval.

Yha, Whatever I mention above for properties.

is that code working fine?

[Killer42]

I haven't had a chance to try it. But it looks alright.

[Ifoel]

sorry hariharanmca..
not work
when looping run the resul text1.text =1
just it... and stop and looping not run again even check1 value =1

[hariharanmca]

sorry hariharanmca..
not work
when looping run the resul text1.text =1
just it... and stop and looping not run again even check1 value =1

Dim intDisplay as integer
 
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
    If Check1.Value = 1 Then
        if intDisplay > 10000 then intDisplay = 99
        intDisplay = intDisplay + 1
        Text1.Text = intDisplay
    End if
End Sub
 
Private Sub Check1_Click()
    intDisplay = 100
End Sub

Try this qode