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  1. Thread: Read from Tmemo

    by Xentor
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    Read from Tmemo

    Using C++ Builder 6

    I have a form with a Tmemo object in which I can enter numbers (from 0 to 10 but thats irrelevant)


    On_Click

    Now I would like to loop through those numbers in the memo...
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    Remove elements from array

    Ive got an array lets call it even[];

    now in even i have values but also some Zeroes. Now all id like to do is remove those Zeroes from the array.

    Can someone give me a push into the right...
  3. Thread: Fill Listbox

    by Xentor
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    It does work??? for(int i = 0; i < teller;...

    It does work???

    for(int i = 0; i < teller; i++)
    this->ListBox1->Items->Add(i);

    adds the number from 0 to teller

    still dunno where i went wrong.

    Tnx a llot
  4. Thread: Fill Listbox

    by Xentor
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    For some reason the increment doesnt work, as it...

    For some reason the increment doesnt work, as it only adds one line. Namely where i<=n.
    Iff i add them manually like add("a"); add("b") it works fine. But if i use the itterator to add each time it...
  5. Thread: Fill Listbox

    by Xentor
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    I think its a wrapper, but just tell me how do...

    I think its a wrapper, but just tell me
    how do i increment the listbox position so i can write multiple lines.
  6. Thread: Fill Listbox

    by Xentor
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    Fill Listbox

    Id like to fill a listbox (BC++ 6) with the numbers 0 to n;

    Its a graphical user interface and i cant seem to get it to work.

    From what i figured out: ->Items->Add(i) adds a string i to the...
  7. Thread: Fill Listbox

    by Xentor
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    Fill Listbox

    Aargh

    I cant get a listbox filled with numbers from 0 to i;

    the function (OnLCick)

    for(n=0; i <= end; i++)
    {
    ->Items->Add(i);
    }
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