I've started making an application in Visual Studios using VB.net and as i've been trying to run it a few issues have come up. My application in the practice builds is unmovable on the screen and unclosable. Also the screen is very fuzzy and all the objects have lines going through them. Please let me know if you have any solutions.
Public Class AWPvbFin
End Class
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I'm using visual basic 2008. My form is quite simple, with a few buttons and a few labels. Then I added a few more things, such as more buttons or more labels. These new elements show up in the design window, but they don't show when I debug the program. Debugging the program only brings up an older version of the program without the new elements. Screenshots:
Design window (what should show up when debugging)
What actually shows when debugging (an older version of the program)
Any help with this annoying issue is appreciated.
A Xamarin newbie here. I have recently started developing a cross-platform mobile application using Xamarin with Visual Studio. There is now an idea to introduce an application framework to manage graphics and animations, such as Monogame. I've looked at the tutorials and it looks like that I had to start using Monogame from the beginning, as I couldn't find a way to use it with an existing project. So, I am wondering is there such a possibility at all?
How are you wishing to integrate it? It is possible to instantiate a Game class from a button touch or some other user input. From that you point on you are solely inside of MonoGame until the game is closed. The only issue i came across with this is removing the game and handing control back to the main application as this is not how MG was designed to be used.
I'm designing an application on VB.net and I'm newbie as well.
I thought about the general architecture of the application and came up with the following idea.
the application is made of different modules
the user can run different modules in the same time
each module will run his main form in a different tab in tabcontrol
each module has his own modal forms, mode-less windows, messages, ... etc.
Before going through much development details, I started first with trying this design. Though, I couldn't first embed dynamically a form in tab during run time and even after some workarounds, I couldn't make the modules run perfectly in parallel. For example when I have a modal window displayed in a module, the whole application freezes while I expect only the related tab to freeze and be able to switch to the others to do some work.
Does anyone know how to make the tab contents completely separate and not have one freezes the other?
Thank you.
There's no need to have separate modules/forms to run more than one task simultaneously. The issue you are having with the UI freezing is you are running all operations on the primary thread. You need to multithread the application. Do a quick search on stackoverflow for multithreading vb.net. If you can't find anything let me know and I'll do the search and provide links.
First of all, I am developing an application in VB.NET, till yesterday it was all good. I saved the project and closed it, now when i started working on that application, i found that there was no way to open the UI area for the application. I am able to see the code behind it i.e. on dashboard.Designer.vb but not the UI. I am able to see the the application after running it using F5. What would be the possible reason for it, and how i can solve it.
Secondly, i tried to find search a lot for this tool but unable to get any, if somebody can tell me what tool is this or any similar tool, it would be of great help.
I was searching for long and found the answer:-
What we need to do is just add the following code in the blank dashboard.vb file
Public Class dashboard
End Class
And this will get the form back.
The second question was answered by #Code Gray
1. Outlook like sidebar and display in Outlook
2. Outlook navigation bar control for .NET application
I have a very particular application I have developed. I want to create a second app, ideally in visual basic, that provides a tutorial/ guide on how to use my original app step by step.
I imagine PowerPoint slide style images embedded in a simple window with forward & back controls.
I have experience in java, C & VB. Ideally the app needs be be kept simple and written in VB. Can anyone recommend a starting point, or if any tutorials for such exist? I've had a search and nothing stands out.
Thanks.
So, if this essentially just has slides and annotations and forward/backward buttons, why try to write an app for this? (I get that it might be fun to try.) You could simply do screen captures and annotate them and use PowerPoint and create an executable out of that to run.
You can even, I understand, create hyperlinks and such to allow the slide show to progress more like the real app does. I'm no "power point ranger" so I'd point you at the Office docs to learn about that, but I've seen some pretty good tutorials using this method.