Save calculations

[epp319]

Hi! i am i trying to make o vb program and i have a big problem.
I have a combination of forms into i put some keywords and i transfer data from one form into an other (from text to text or from labels to texts). I have a command and when i press it, it makes all the work, all the calculations and completes all the tables i have to the forms. The problem is when i have finished i want to keep this calculations. i don't want to lose them and to make them from the begging. The program take the names of the soldiers of the army and put them to a table of tasks. I want to use this program weekly. Is there any solution? A save command?? Or i way to export the tables as it is designed to a word with a simply command??
I Hope to hear news soon. . .
Many thanks J.K.

[kadghar]

I want to use this program weekly. Is there any solution? A save command?? Or i way to export the tables as it is designed to a word with a simply command??
I Hope to hear news soon. . .
Many thanks J.K.

The easier way to save progress is to save your variables in a text file, then read them when you load it.

If you promess you'll be honest, the text file can have variables as they are, but if not, you'd beter use some cryptography.

HTH

[epp319]

is there a code to load the variables automatically or i have to put them one by one from the beginning??

many thanks for your help

[epp319]

is there a code to load the variables automatically or i have to put them one by one from the beginning??

many thanks for your help

[epp319]

is there a code to load the variables automatically or i have to put them one by one from the beginning??

many thanks for your help

[epp319]

is there a code to load the variables automatically or i have to put them one by one from the beginning??

many thanks for your help

[epp319]

is there a code to load the variables automatically or i have to put them one by one from the beginning??

many thanks for your help

[BorlandDelphi]

Yes, gon on my FREE VB TOOLS and you will find how to SAve and OPen a *.txt FILES.

BorlandDelphi

[kadghar]

is there a code to load the variables automatically or i have to put them one by one from the beginning??

many thanks for your help

Well, there's not a magic code, but its quite simple. I'll write a little example where i define a couple of public variables, a Sub to save them and a Sub to load them:

[CODE=vb]dim Var1 as string
dim Var2 as string

sub SaveVars()
dim Lon1 as integer
var1 = inputbox("write Var1") 'you dont need this, is just for this
var2 = inputbox("write Var2") 'example not to have empty variables.
lon1 = freefile
open "C:\SaveGame.tx t" for output as #lon1
print #lon1, var1
print #lon1, var2
close #lon1
end sub

sub LoadVars()
dim Lon1 as integer
lon1 = freefile
open "C:\SaveGame.tx t" for input as #lon1
input #lon1, var1
input #lon1, var2
close #lon1
msgbox "your first variable is: " & var1
msgbox "your second variable is: " & var2
end sub[/CODE]

you can run the first sub to store a couple of words, then close your application, or turn off your computer, then run only the second sub to see how it works (make sure you turn on your computer again before this step).

HTH

[BorlandDelphi]

Hah, so many code, so many work. Insert my Free VB Tools - Easy Open and Easy Save *.ocx,add to the form and the work is finished

BorlandDelphi

[kadghar]

Hah, so many code, so many work. Insert my Free VB Tools - Easy Open and Easy Save *.ocx,add to the form and the work is finished

BorlandDelphi

So many code??
its a simple-one-line method to read/write
i dont know an easier way, but if you do, please share the code. it's always good to learn something new.

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