I have the line:
"System.Windows.Forms.Button, Text: 6"
and I want to pull out the 6 into a variable X to use in a like like:
textBox1->Text = Convert::ToString(X);
It was so easy in VB (-:
I have the line:
"System.Windows.Forms.Button, Text: 6"
and I want to pull out the 6 into a variable X to use in a like like:
textBox1->Text = Convert::ToString(X);
It was so easy in VB (-:
Last edited by Emerogork; 12-29-2011 at 01:12 AM. Reason: to make it more prittier.
It's simple in C++ too.
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You don't know either?Originally Posted by whiteflags
I linked you to the FAQ of the parent site. Are you going to make me do it for you or are you going to make an attempt to do it yourself? If you read the FAQ about converting a string to an int, you should have a good place to start. Stringstreams can parse the most complex strings if you think about what you're doing.
Yea, I was told that this site is nothing more than a Fallon Saturday Night Live skit.. Its ok, I will go where there are users that are willing to be supporting..
What more do you want from me?
You want to go to a place where people will spoon feed you like a baby? Excellent! Good riddance
*thread closed*
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