Just a few for you

cstr() ' convert to string
ccur() ' convert to curreny
clng() ' convert to long
cint() ' convert to integer
cdbl() ' convert to double

and theres probably a few more if...

not tried cstr() ??

then use listbox.additem method

make an array of option buttons by copying / pasting to a form, you will be asked if you want to make a control array, say yes! then when the time comes to check, just use a loop to go through the...

I would therefore recommend passing the problem to the universities engineering dept. You will need specialised timing electronics made for the nature of te research! Something that has an accurate...

to make it better you could try loading the data from a file, therefore removing the DATA statements... :)

u can use that yes. Its not very powerful though. Have you got an example of the working movement code? i found out where my Basic files were -> all my progs were in an old HD that failed.... so i...

might be a good idea to post a snippet then if it works :)

MS QBasic has the info in the help file although ive not programmed in basic for a while you need to use ONKEY/KEY X = ON or something along those lines...

not thought about using a common dialog control? aka CMDIALOG. If you want the user to specify something what about the inputbox function ie


Dim response
response = InputBox("Enter filename")

Just a thought:



CLS
row = 0
For y = 0 to 19 ' 20 rows
For x = 0 to row
print "x" ' i cant remember the code for adjacent text
Next

i forgot... There is also:

Circle x, y, raduis, colour

You can also use win32 api functions as these will offer better performance. This is because VB Refreshed the graphics after every GFX...

Have you tried the Line statement?

Line x1, y1, x2, y2, colour (can use QBColour() func), something, B (box) or BF (Filled box)

Sorry its been a while since i programmed in VB but:

Line 0,...

SORRY!!! it was late at night i forgot this was the Basic/VB forum... I think that to get that accuracy you might need to go to a lower level language anyway.... ;)

BTW this compiles on win32 and above....

I dont know if it will help, or if this function has any overhead, but the standard c/c++ function GetTickCount() will return a Long int of milliseconds.

The program


#include <cstdio>
using...