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1. Well, I need some help with my ErrorHandler.
I want to have a textbox with a text in for something, let's say Gamble for example. Now I want my Errorhandler to display an error message if you say something else than Gamble which I already have made. The problem is, how can I make it non-sensitive for caps lock? So it doesn't deliver error messages when typing: GAmble, GAMBLE, gAMBLE ect... No, I don't want to type alot of "Or TextBox6.Text = GAMBLE" and so on -.-
2. I want to make a textbox code where it's supposed to be that you put a letter first and then the value. Example:
'M: 15' for one character and 'L: 15' for another. The value of the variable is 15 and the text L: and M: is just for the differances of the characters. So how can I make it be able to do that?
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| Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 9:52 pm Post subject: |
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?? doesn't make much sense. I could help you if it made sense.
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| Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 9:58 pm Post subject: |
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1. Look at the String.Compare method, you can set if you want it to be case sensitive or not.
2. I don't really get what you're trying to do |
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| Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 11:06 pm Post subject: |
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to make a string lowercase, you would want... umm.
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dim lol as string = "mEOW"
lol = lol.ToLower
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lol = LCase(lol)
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i think that's what you want.
for number two, add a keypress event and do
dim check as integer
asc(e.keychar)
if check = 100 then
bla
else
e.handled = true
end if
i guess.
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Okay, for number one I need an example on it's usage of the words Low, Medium, High and Best.
For the second one, Haven't tested yet but I dunno how it could make M: and L: separate eachother. I also need an example there :/
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| CheatingHacker wrote: | Okay, for number one I need an example on it's usage of the words Low, Medium, High and Best.
For the second one, Haven't tested yet but I dunno how it could make M: and L: separate eachother. I also need an example there :/ |
String.Compare(TextBox1.Text, "Low", True);
would do a case independent comparison of the word 'Low'.
low, LoW lOw, whatever will return a match.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zkcaxw5y.aspx |
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or...
if TextBox1.Text <> "low" then
MsgBox("ERRORZ!")
exit sub
end if
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| slovach wrote: | | CheatingHacker wrote: | Okay, for number one I need an example on it's usage of the words Low, Medium, High and Best.
For the second one, Haven't tested yet but I dunno how it could make M: and L: separate eachother. I also need an example there :/ |
String.Compare(TextBox1.Text, "Low", True);
would do a case independent comparison of the word 'Low'.
low, LoW lOw, whatever will return a match.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zkcaxw5y.aspx |
Okay, Thx but how do I make so that an error message gets displayed if any other words or numbers are used?
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| Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 5:34 am Post subject: |
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According to a quick glance over MSDN, it goes like:
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if String.Compare(TextBox1.Text, "Low", True) = 0 then
//It's true
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Worked! Thx ^^
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