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justplainsoccer

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  1. does anyone know how to wrap up c code to be used in vb.net? i really dont know what exactly i am talking about but i read that someone "wrapped up c code to call from java" or something like that. Any ideas? Thanks. Aaron
  2. how would i make an expression that finds a period not followed by a string? \. + [^string] but that matches .s .t .r .i .n .g any ideas?
  3. first of all, what is it? and secondly, how do i get one? i want my outlook to know that it is ok to run my program/macro and not ask me every time. and i dont want to change security levels.
  4. thanks, works great. but it appears to have a leading "ff" on it
  5. how might i go about retrieving a hexadecimal number (#0000FF) from a color dialog. i got the dialog to open but i cant figure out what to use for hexa.
  6. i'll first show u the code then try to explain my situation Select Case MainControl.SelectedIndex Case 0 collectionStr = "keyCol" Case 1 collectionStr = "accCol" Case 2 collectionStr = "denyCol" End Select ModifyCertainCollectionInSomeWay(collectionStr) then in the ModifyCertainCollectionInSomeWay i want it to modify that collection in some way... get what im tryin to say?
  7. thanks
  8. hmm. changed it to collection and it worked fine.... of course i thought i had done that before :)
  9. they are declared in the "MainModule". publicly. Public keyCol As New Collection Public accCol As New Collection Public denyCol As New Collection
  10. i define collectionOb up at the top. Public Class SettingsForm Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form Dim collectionOb As Object Dim errStr, fileString As String What do you mean?
  11. what exactly does that "bootstrapper" thing do?
  12. anyone know? :confused:
  13. how would i go about setting a collection equal to another collection. for example, i pass a parameter into a sub, then use a select case to set a general collection equal to a specific collection. make sense? probably not. heres what ive got so far. Private Sub NameCollection(ByVal Which As Short) 'gives the generic object 'collectionOb' a specific value depending on the selected tab Select Case Which Case 1 collectionOb = keyCol Case 2 collectionOb = accCol Case 3 collectionOb = denyCol End Select End Sub (collectionOb is public)
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