Code:
If e.KeyValue = Keys.Up Then
piccar.Top = piccar.Location.Y - 6
ElseIf e.KeyValue = Keys.Down Then
piccar.Top = piccar.Location.Y + 6
End If
balid
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Try something like this:
If your previous worked for left to right using Location.X then using Location.Y should work for up and down.... -
If SubRefcode2 is not on the same form as ScriptID then you will need to reference the form it is on. How are you storing the values on your subform? Are you using a listbox or an array?...Leave a comment:
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You may get answers faster if you show what you currently have. You may or may not be close with what you have....Leave a comment:
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Do you mean changing the list entries? I think you just need to know the the index value of the list entry you want to change and change the text at that index.
If thats not it, could you be more specific?Code:listBox.list(?) = "what ever"
Thank you,
Balid...Leave a comment:
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Since you want the check to occur when the user has clicked on the Save button put the combobox selection check in the button click event.
...Code:Private Sub save_button_Click() if combobox1.Listindex < 0 then ' Not Selected Code else 'Selected Code endif end subLeave a comment:
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"3D State" it may show as "3D Development Studio " if uou search Google for "vb 3d engine free". It is an engine for rendering 3D environments.
Truevision 3D and Revolution 3D are two mroe 3D engines that I've used in VB6....Leave a comment:
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Bagstoper,
Do you really need a 3D engine for that? I believe that that game you reference is just using 2D graphics. And I don't think that you really want the overhead of 3D for something that can be handled with 2D. Just a question.
One 3D engine I have used is 3D State (I believe it is free, or it was when I used it)...Leave a comment:
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Have you thought about using a timer to check to see if the mouse is still over the same object? You could code the "mouse move" event of the form or the container that the control is in. I've used the timer version as the user can move the mouse faster then the events can handle some times.
Just some ideas....Leave a comment:
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Would something like this work?
...Code:Dim test As Integer Private Sub Command1_Click() test = Abs(test - 1) Timer1.Enabled = (test = 1) End Sub Private Sub Timer1_Timer() do your code End Sub
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Use "ON ERROR GOTO" like this
I hope that helps....Code:Private Sub Command1_Click() On Error GoTo errHandle PictureBox1.Image = System.Drawing.Image.FromFile("C:\Documents and Settings\robert.lacour.RBG0\Desktop\dans vb stuff\pic\warrior.jpg") Exit Sub errHandle: your code here End SubLeave a comment:
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Why do you need to actually pass the values? Couldn't your function just look at the value of s(i) and apply the appropriate backcolor?
May be with more information on your function, need, and limits, I may have a better idea for you.
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Have you loaded the records into the combo box?
If the records are already in the combo box then may be something like:
might work.Code:Private Sub Combo1_Change() [or _Click()] Label1.Caption = Combo1.Text End Sub
But to load records from a table into the combo box is another story....Leave a comment:
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Just use the variable name in the line of code.
IE:Something like that....Code:public variable1 as string public variable2 as string ... your code ... variable1 = "hello" variable2 = variable1 + "there" ... if variable1 = "hello" then end if
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The previous example looks like .NET, try something like this:
...Code:Private Sub Command1_Click() PictureBox1.Image = System.Drawing.Image.FromFile("C:\Documents and Settings\robert.lacour.RBG0\Desktop\dans vb stuff\pic\warrior.jpg") End SubLeave a comment:
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You first will have to know where the icon you want to use is. Then change the icon for your main form under the forms properties. Then go to the Project properties and select which form has the icon that you wish to use as the icon use when compiling your program.
Hope that helps....Leave a comment:
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There are loads of free mouse pointer cursors and icon creators out there. Generally my first stop for that kind of stuff is Download.com.
Good luck....Leave a comment:
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Plus you can override the warning message this way as well....Leave a comment:
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Raiden1985,
Have you confirmed that that msg.msg value being passed matches your keyUp values or what the value of keyData is?
That least that's where I would start.
If you don't mind me asking, is this for an assignment? Because it seems like it would be a lot easier to use the KeyUp and KeyDown events as Killer42 pointed out.Leave a comment:
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