How do I declare constant in visual basic studio.NET?
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You could try and make a public const in the general declartions area ( I think its still called that ) , something like so\n\nPublic const convert = 2.54\n\nIm not sure if it will require quotes around it or not and you may have to also assign it afterwards ( Not sure on that either, I havent really used vb.net much.\n\nSo it may be \n\nPublic const convert\n\nconvert = 2.54\n\nor it could just be a simple matter of putting quotes around it ie\n\nPublic const convert = "2.54"\n\nLet me know what works :)
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First, add a .NET reference to your project for the "System.Windows.Forms.dll".  Then, at the top of your source file, add "using System.Windows.Forms;"\n\nThe "MessageBox" class is what you are interested in, specifically the static method "Show()".  There are several overloaded methods that allow you to change the title, text, icon and buttons for the message box.
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It depends on the IDE and language you're using, but if it's VB, click "Project", then "Add Class Module". Then the sky is the limit!
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MS visual studio .net
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Try the following link:\n\nhttp://custom.programming-in.net\n\nIt has info about the API along with how to access it from C#, VB.NET & VB6
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go to a command prompt and type\n\nformatc:&#92; and hit enter...
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http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/cpp.shtml
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Use "..."\n\nI don't really get it, but there's some documentation here: http://courses.cs.vt.edu/~cs1704/notes/A02.AdvancedFunctionParameters.pdf
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What error message are you getting? Please specify and add to message. =) \nreply:\ntry looking first in C:&#92;Program Files&#92; for the Visual_Net (or simmular) dir, and from there search for the control file
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Put the following code in any sub u want:\n Dim i As Integer\n        For i = 1 To 100\n            If i Mod 2 = 1 Then\n                ListBox1.Items.Add(i)\n            End If\n        Next\n\nI retrieved all the values in a list box , u can retrieve it by any way u want, Hope this Helps :)
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any variable defined outside of a function or class declaration is a global.  Generally, you would declare it externally in a header file:\n\nextern int g_Counter;\n\nand define it in one of the source files:\n\nint g_Counter = 0;\n\nThe use of globals is discouraged in general.
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Store the last operation as a module level variable or a static variable within the procedure.\n\nBetter yet - build a property for the form called last operation and then every time you hit divide/add/subtract/multiply just store that operation. Then on the equals check for the property you created.\n\nHere is the property syntax :\n\nPrivate msLastOp as String * 1\n\nPublic Property Get LastOp() As String\n    LastOp = msLastOp\nEnd Property\n\nPublic Property Let LastOp(ByVal sNewValue As String)\n    msLastOp = sNewValue\nEnd Property\n\nI dunno, something like that. Just another route.
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Global variables are self contained in each workbook.  If there are more than one workbook open at the same time then you can pass the variable through.\n\nat the top of your code type:\n\nPublic Const myString = "yourdataVariable"\n   (if your variable is constant)\n\nDim myString as String\n   (if your variable changes)\n\nafter you tyep it in and hit enter there will appear a line break. this will show that all var's above the line are global\n\nIf worse comes to worse you can always open the workbook were you want to variable passed and put it in a cell and then use another variable to pick up its value
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use activexcontrol if it is a snippet program\n\nalso you can go for visual interdev (VS6)\n\nin case of vs.net then they have option for web development\n\nhope this helps you a little
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When you reopen your program make sure that you have opened the project file using visual studio and not just the .cs file because without the project file you will not be able to compile or run your project\n\nhope this helps
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http://www.vb-helper.com/tips7.htm\n\nSorry I don't personally know about VB so I done a search for you\nI hope this helps, :)
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Dim stands for dimension .\nit is used for the declaring variables