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 | No, it is NOT possible to create an operating system with Visual Basic (any version), because they require certain runtime libraries. Pre .NET versions require a file called vbrunxxx.dll (where 'xxx' is the version, such as '300' would be version 3.0) VB for DOS (version 1.0) requires a VBRUN100.LIB in …  |
| | The short answer is "You can't". It *is* possible, but the MP3 format is proprietary, so if you created an MP3 you could be facing a lawsuit. There are plugins and libraries that offer MP3 export functions, but you'll probably pay quite a bit for them, since they also had … |
| | KDevelop is also supposed to capable of using the mcs compiler (Linux's C# compiler). If you're interested in that, check out [url="http://www.go-mono.org"]www.go-mono.org[/url] |
| | [QUOTE=freesoft_2000]Vb.net can only be used for learning and nothing else. No serious programmer will ever use vb.net for his projects as it is an insult to the programmer.[/QUOTE] Without trying to start a feud here, I have to respectfully disagree. In fact, VB.NET is superb for creating business applications, utilities, … |
| | Re: Beyond Qbasic... [QUOTE=QB_Pete]Right now, unless I am way off-base about the size of a .NET Framework installation, I think they missed the mark for any developer that wants to make commercial applications.[/QUOTE] Actually, .NET has become a HUGE tool for developers of commercial software. The idea behind the 23 MB file is … |
| | I've got a situation where I have an array declared: [code] [COLOR=Blue]Dim[/COLOR] limit(255, 31) [COLOR=Blue]As Integer[/COLOR] ... DecodeTable(limit(index), ... ) [/code] Later in my code, I have to pass the second rank by reference to a sub. This would be simple in a C-based language: [code] [COLOR=Blue]int[/COLOR] limit[255][31]; ... DecodeTable( … |
 | It is possible. Look into the API "SetParent" You might want to download the API-Guide Network. (Sorry, can't recall the URL off hand) |
| | Saving games is a matter of saving all of your variables that pertain to items, player status, location, events, etc to a file. This can easily be done with the OPEN statement to ope a file, and CLOSE to close it. When I taught myself QBasic, I found that the … |
| | Are you asking for how to check for the keys, or a formula for determing the rate of accelleration? If you're looking for a formula, that can be as simple as decreasing the speed by X% for each loop (where X also increases with each iteration of the loop), or … |
| | If you know VB 6 pretty well, then making the switch to VB.NET isn't really hard at all. Especially if you've ever tinkered with C/C++ or Visual C++ (especially VC++). Just keep a few things in mind. Everything in VB.NET is an object, even your string and integer variables. Also, … |
| | The only way I know of off hand is to use API to define a process, hook into it, and set its STDOUT to a stream, that you can read. That would take a WHOLE lot of API programming, and is likely not going to be an acceptible answer for … |
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