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Jul 13th, 2005, 6:24 PM
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regarding the ubound function
Okay so Im trying to do this:
Public C As Integer
Public Functions As String
For C = 0 To Ubound(Functions)
'Do code and stuff
Nextand it compiles nicely but when i run it it flags the line that calls Ubound() (the definition of the For loop or whatever it's called) and it says: Quote:
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Jul 13th, 2005, 9:27 PM
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I don't know .NET myself, but I would have to ask, "What are you expecting the value of "Functions" to be?". You haven't set it to anything that I can see.
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Jul 14th, 2005, 10:24 AM
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The value for the "Functions" string cannot be NULL, blank, etc... this will more than likely break the Ubound function and cause the error that you listed. Try assigning a value to the "Functions" string and giving it another go.
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Jul 15th, 2005, 11:04 AM
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Functions isn't an array - it doesn't have a UBound. Try For C = 0 To Functions.Length - 1 instead.
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Aug 1st, 2005, 2:59 PM
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Ah you're being far to complex and subtle for VB.
Pretend Strings don't exist, and declare it as an array of type Char or Byte. Or better still use C. |
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Aug 1st, 2005, 3:54 PM
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I would guess he was looking for a solution to his problem, rather than a redirection in his career path or tools or a way to sneak past his problem voodoo-wise. It isn't invariably necessary to initialize things in every language extant, but it often is. VB is more strongly typed than, say, Javascript. I suspect that the solutions, proposed a couple weeks ago, fixed 'im up, one way or another.
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