Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 12, 2021 #1 Hi there.. I wish "have" the option (like vb6) to move at subs of controls separately with a combo and with another combo move at subs... If having big code - will be very helpful Last edited: May 12, 2021
Hi there.. I wish "have" the option (like vb6) to move at subs of controls separately with a combo and with another combo move at subs... If having big code - will be very helpful
Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 13, 2021 #2 ...Some... I know will say to me to use the Modules from the right side... but is different to have them in combo (for me is more friendly) + somehow will be more faster if had controls / subs-modules seperately at the code code window...
...Some... I know will say to me to use the Modules from the right side... but is different to have them in combo (for me is more friendly) + somehow will be more faster if had controls / subs-modules seperately at the code code window...
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 13, 2021 #3 After a long, long, long time I opened VB Net; well, I don't think it's my setting but now that ComboBox is no longer there too (VS 2015).
After a long, long, long time I opened VB Net; well, I don't think it's my setting but now that ComboBox is no longer there too (VS 2015).
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 13, 2021 #4 Press Ctrl + E and write the sub or module that you are looking for. Then click Enter.
Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 13, 2021 #5 @Erel it is a rote/habit... ...because i am still using vb6 :-( but if not other users needed i will try - to forget it vb.net don;t have it as i know...
@Erel it is a rote/habit... ...because i am still using vb6 :-( but if not other users needed i will try - to forget it vb.net don;t have it as i know...
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 13, 2021 #6 LucaMs said: After a long, long, long time I opened VB Net; well, I don't think it's my setting but now that ComboBox is no longer there too (VS 2015). Click to expand... After trying... the ComboBox is no longer in VS 2015 is still there in VS 2012. Erel said: Press Ctrl + E and write the sub or module that you are looking for. Then click Enter. Click to expand... It is not exactly the same. CTRL + E is very useful to easily find already implemented routines (I like it and I often use it in a big project) while that ComboBox also allows the creation of the structure (2 lines) of the routine (the "signature" and the "End Sub") ; this, in B4X, is obtained by writing: Sub + [space] + [tab] ... etc.
LucaMs said: After a long, long, long time I opened VB Net; well, I don't think it's my setting but now that ComboBox is no longer there too (VS 2015). Click to expand... After trying... the ComboBox is no longer in VS 2015 is still there in VS 2012. Erel said: Press Ctrl + E and write the sub or module that you are looking for. Then click Enter. Click to expand... It is not exactly the same. CTRL + E is very useful to easily find already implemented routines (I like it and I often use it in a big project) while that ComboBox also allows the creation of the structure (2 lines) of the routine (the "signature" and the "End Sub") ; this, in B4X, is obtained by writing: Sub + [space] + [tab] ... etc.
R roycegerikchua Member Licensed User Longtime User May 13, 2021 #7 This is VS2019. LucaMs said: After a long, long, long time I opened VB Net; well, I don't think it's my setting but now that ComboBox is no longer there too (VS 2015). Click to expand... It is still there.
This is VS2019. LucaMs said: After a long, long, long time I opened VB Net; well, I don't think it's my setting but now that ComboBox is no longer there too (VS 2015). Click to expand... It is still there.
Magma Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 13, 2021 #8 ...nice... but not b4x ! // + lines separating ... subs .... wow and the detail of references... hmm + how long time i have to install a visualstudio... but hey ... 10-20GBytes ?
...nice... but not b4x ! // + lines separating ... subs .... wow and the detail of references... hmm + how long time i have to install a visualstudio... but hey ... 10-20GBytes ?
