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Tass | I wana know if you can store object names like RichTextBox or frmMain.Winsock1 into a variable so I don't have to use 50 million If-Then statements in my packet pharsing module.. ~Tass Omg plz help me :'( | July 14, 2005, 10:08 AM |
Ringo | Im asuming your trying to do this in VB6? Do you mean: [code] Dim Somthing As RichTextBox Set Somthing = frmForm.RichTextBox With Somthing .Seltext etc etc End with [/code] Im not 100 % sure of your question, but i hope that helps | July 14, 2005, 11:16 AM |
Tass | That's kinda what I mean but what if I already have a function like AddC or something. I wana use something like.. Select case Bot Case "1" RTB = RichTextBox1 WinSock = sckWinSock1 Case "2" RTB = RichTextBox2 WinSock= sckWinSock2 End select If winSock2.State <> sckDisconnected Then: WinSock2.Disconnect or something like that if you can't I'm guessing I'll have to write 50 If-Then statements for my bot instead of taking the easy way out :P ~Tass | July 14, 2005, 11:43 AM |
Dyndrilliac | It's called an array. Make an array of the controls with 50 elements a piece, then loop through it. | July 14, 2005, 2:04 PM |
UserLoser. | See .Name on your objects | July 14, 2005, 3:18 PM |
Tass | Know of anywhere I can get an array tutorial..? by the way.. if you use Richtextbox1.name it returns "RichTextBox1" Which is not the same as RichTextBox1... | July 14, 2005, 7:40 PM |
Myndfyr | [quote author=Tass link=topic=12210.msg120715#msg120715 date=1121370040] Know of anywhere I can get an array tutorial..? by the way.. if you use Richtextbox1.name it returns "RichTextBox1" Which is not the same as RichTextBox1... [/quote] You're correct, but if you know the name of your object is RichTextBox1, you can loop through your controls to find the one named "RichTextBox1"..... [edit]I didn't want to repost, but I find it intriguing -- the conversation going on below. It's like the blind leading the blind, especially when you consider that I already posted the right answer (as did UserLoser). | July 14, 2005, 8:29 PM |
Tass | What do you mean.. show me something please. | July 14, 2005, 8:32 PM |
hierholzer | Well I know of Parallel arrays. which are two arrays working side by side. Which means each element in one array corresponds to an element in the other array. Are you looking for an array like that? | July 14, 2005, 8:53 PM |
Tass | Dunno what I'm really looking for, I'm trying to figure out what I have to do.. that's what I'm trying to figure out. | July 14, 2005, 8:55 PM |
hierholzer | Well to my understanding your just trying to simplify things so you dont have to type so much correct? | July 14, 2005, 8:57 PM |
Tass | Not that I don't want to type so much I'd just have to copy and paste.. I'd have 3 differen't If-Then statements looking almost exactly the same besides which socket it sends a respond to and the RichTextbox it adds some text too.. seems kinda pointless to do all them If-Then statements. | July 14, 2005, 8:58 PM |
hierholzer | Here is an example out of a Vb book I have that uses Arrays Ill type it out for you and you fill in the blanks. (Arrays simplify data storage) 1:Private Sub Association () 2: ' Procedure to gather and print 35 names and dues 3: Dim strFamilyName(35) As String ' Reserve the array elements 4: Dim curFamilyDues(35) As Currency 5: Dim intSub As Integer 6: Dim intMsg as Interger ' MsgBox() return 7: 8: 'Loop getting all the data 9: For intSub = 1 To 35 10: strFamilyName(intSub) = InputBox("what is the next family's name") 22: Next intSub 23: 24: ' you now can display all the data 25: ' This example uses a series of message boxes simple 26: 27: intSub = 1 ' initialize the first subscript 28: Do 29: intMsg = MsgBox("Family " & intSub & " is " & strFamilyName(intSub)) 30: intMsg = MsgBox(:their dues are " & curFamilyDues(intsub)) 31: intSub = intSub + 1 32:Loop Until (intsub > 35) 33: End Sub Thats an example I dont know is ist what your looking for or not | July 14, 2005, 9:10 PM |
Tass | I already have the function I'm trying to send an object name to that function via a variable.. instead of using 4 or so if-thens statements I wana only use one. | July 14, 2005, 9:26 PM |