On January 29, 2009, Dominique SIMONART wrote:
Hi evererybody,
If I code the few lines showed below:
DIM X AS Byte
DIM Texte AS String[64]
X = h2E
X += hE0
TextBox1.Text = Hex(X)
Texte[X] = Hex(X)
I get '10E' displayed. Is this correct for a byte?
I think the 10E indicates an
Paul Horechuk ha scritto:
On January 29, 2009, Dominique SIMONART wrote:
Hi evererybody,
If I code the few lines showed below:
DIM X AS Byte
DIM Texte AS String[64]
X = h2E
X += hE0
TextBox1.Text = Hex(X)
Texte[X] = Hex(X)
I get '10E' displayed. Is this correct for a
Hi evererybody,
If I code the few lines showed below:
DIM X AS Byte
DIM Texte AS String[64]
X = h2E
X += hE0
TextBox1.Text = Hex(X)
Texte[X] = Hex(X)
I get '10E' displayed. Is this correct for a byte?
If you put a breakpoint on the TextBox1 line, the local variables show X
value as 14
Dominique SIMONART a écrit :
Hi evererybody,
If I code the few lines showed below:
DIM X AS Byte
DIM Texte AS String[64]
X = h2E
X += hE0
TextBox1.Text = Hex(X)
Texte[X] = Hex(X)
I get '10E' displayed. Is this correct for a byte?
If you put a breakpoint on the TextBox1
On jeudi 29 janvier 2009, Simonart Dominique wrote:
Dominique SIMONART a écrit :
Hi evererybody,
If I code the few lines showed below:
DIM X AS Byte
DIM Texte AS String[64]
X = h2E
X += hE0
TextBox1.Text = Hex(X)
Texte[X] = Hex(X)
I get '10E' displayed. Is this
