Thank you, finelly I got it.
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> The Textbox2 exist allready (((
Dim Mycol As Collection
Mycol["2"] = TextBox2
Null Object comes from Mycol
try
Dim Mycol As New Collection
Mycol["2"] = TextBox2
Amicalement
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TextBox1, TextBox2 and TextBox1 already exist in my form FMain (Obviously,
Button1 too):
Public Sub Button1_Click()
Dim col As New Collection
Dim i As Integer
col["1"] = TextBox1
col["2"] = TextBox2
col["3"] = TextBox3
For i = 1 To 3
col[CStr(i)].Text = "TextBox: " & CStr(i)
Next
The Textbox2 exist allready (((
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The object TextBox2 must already exist
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On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 10:22 AM, abbat81 wrote:
> Please, help to understand it.
>
> Dim Mycol As Collection
> Mycol["2"] = TextBox2
> ="Null Object"
>
>
Please, help to understand it.
Dim Mycol As Collection
Mycol["2"] = TextBox2
="Null Object"
How to use it?
I realy cant find any example of using a controls by names.
Thanks
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Use a collection
Assign existing textboxes like that:
Mycol["2"]=textbox2
Then call the textbox like :
Mycol[myindex].text="Toto"
Le 11 avr. 2014 11:23, "abbat81" a écrit :
> I need not each of control but I need to set text to some of each controls,
> for example Textbox2.text.
>
> So, I have
I need not each of control but I need to set text to some of each controls,
for example Textbox2.text.
So, I have a digit from property of other control "2"
How can I set a etxt to Textbox2.Text?
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If the textboxes are already existing, then I think you should put them
into some container or collection.
Example, in container:
Dim hTextBox As TextBox
For Each hTextBox In ToolPanel1.Children 'or hMyCollection
Next
You can identify the boxes with Tag, Name, or whatever.
Jussi
What are you trying to achieve?
Dim hTextBoxes As New TextBox[10]
For ii = 1 To 3
hTextBoxes[ii] = New TextBox(Me) As "Textbox" & CStr(ii)
Next
There is also Name property if you want to change name of existing
textbox...
Jussi
On Thu, Apr 10, 2014 at 11:58 PM, abbat81 wrote:
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> How to
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