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Showing stuff in VB
#21
I'd say VB6 is worth more than that. its a great program.
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#22
Quote:I want VB6! But $200+...Damn :evil:

Mine's bought in Riga... Shhh! Price too low to mention.
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#23
and all i got is a vb5 *cries*
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#24
VB5 is still great. btw, can anybody tell me how i can make this code:

Code:
open "memo.txt" for append as #100
write #100, txtmemo.text
if txtmemo <> "" then
listmem.additem txtmemo.text
end if
close #100
so that whenever you add a memo, it appears at the top of the list box. i have tinkered with it but couldn't figure it out.
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#25
mech: The only way I can think of right now, would be to copy everything to a tempory listbox, clear the original one, add the new item, and copy everything back.

Ofcause you would make a subroutine for this, something like:

Code:
Private Sub addToList (string as text, list as listbox, tempList as listbox)
For i=0 to list.ListCount
tempList.AddItem list.list(i)
next

list.Clear

For i=0 to tempList.ListCount
List.AddItem tempList.list(i)
next
End Sub

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