Thanks Paul,
So easy!! I tried the one listed before and gave up…how lazy. Thanks again
Simon
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From: Paul.Fowler@raytheon.co.uk [mailto:Paul.Fowler@raytheon.co.uk]
Sent: 31 March 2008 17:41
To: Simon Parfitt
Subject: Re: [vrf] Dot net add item
Assuming you are using a dotNET listbox
maybe...
myListBox.Items.Clear();
myListBox.Items.AddRange(myArray);
Cheers
Paul F.
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Hi again all
I am trying to add an array of items to a list box. Right now I add them one at a time from with in a loop. I would be nice and maybe faster to add the whole list in one go, but I canot find a way to add a array of items to a listbox. Has anyone done this before?
Thanks
Simon
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So easy!! I tried the one listed before and gave up…how lazy. Thanks again
Simon
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From: Paul.Fowler@raytheon.co.uk [mailto:Paul.Fowler@raytheon.co.uk]
Sent: 31 March 2008 17:41
To: Simon Parfitt
Subject: Re: [vrf] Dot net add item
Assuming you are using a dotNET listbox
maybe...
myListBox.Items.Clear();
myListBox.Items.AddRange(myArray);
Cheers
Paul F.
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Thanks
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Using VEE 7.52 I've been able to accomplish some strange things using an USB to Serial device, the FT232R specifically. This device replicates the pin names as seen on the DB9 connector normally found on the back of some computers.
There is one on the back of both this computer, and the other one, running Windows XP, and of course VEE 7.52, however I obtained this item from a vendor because of a pending project that would soon require the better understanding of the methods behind the USB standard and Windows.
Response of VEE to this device using the IO Libraries of Version 15 is phenomenal, for example on this computer using a P3 processor as its host it responds normally, on the other using a P2 instead its more like about 30 to
45 seconds slower. (Which I allowed for in my programming creations.)
However would anyone have any better ideas for much better control of the serial port? Dot Net would be preferred, but I would also accept an Active X solution.
Incidentally for those of you from New York, it was purchased from the NYU BookStore's computer store, they've got a good collection of parts there, and they bought it in quantity from Spark Fun, a company that's almost famous for doing the impossible.
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