As I recall, I pointed out that the requirement you had almost exactly described the existing behaviour as an msflexgrid.
So perhaps you can describe in more detail just exactly what you require that the msflexgrid does not do.
And I'll repeat the caution I raised then - try not to change the...
QBasic? One of the first Basic's I used as a professional programmer many (many) moons ago Yep, still around - e.g. https://qbasic.net/en/qbasic-downloads/compiler/qbasic-compiler.htm
>VB.net but Microsoft is dumping that too.
Well, not according to Microsoft. But they are no longer 'evolving' the language, that is to say they are not adding new syntax to define types that use new .NET runtime features, but it will be able access .NET APIs and types built on those new .NET...
Yes, so Cookie-related. MSXML has some limitations on handing cookies via automation.
Can you please provide your actual code, rather than a screen shot, as I have some thoughts but I'm not going to type in your code from scratch.
Perhaps you could provide examples of code that is not running as you expect for others to test (along with a comment of what you expect the code to actually do that it is not doping)
> i can have a series of picturebox on a form
Is this still your lotto project? And your insistence on overlaying various additional pictureboxes to show the selections?
Despite my favour for the mshflexgrid solution (really, so much easier for a whole bunch of reasons), my solution in...
Continuing with your poorly though out solution, eh?
Well, hers example code for doing precisely what you have asked for (plus some minor alternatives)
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim picbox
Set picbox = Me.Controls.Add("VB.PictureBox", "PIC1")
picbox.Move 0, 0, 100, 100...
> I don't like the use of flexgrid
It's the MSHFlexgrid, which is a slightly later contyrol - but why don't you like it? For this challenge it is ideal. Does ALL the heavy lifting.
>I have doubts if I take the betting slip to the tobacconist it will not be read correctly
Why?
>I think that...
I understand fine. But the reason I am confused is that I saw you had a solution to the lotto card on eileen's lounge, and assumed that was what you were posting here. Why twould you revert to a non-working, poor version?
Bitblt is a Win32 GDI API call, and thus is perfectly usable in VB.NET (although using syst4em.drawing's methods for rendering bitmaps may often prove more useful, albeit slower)
And bitmasking is also pretty trivial
Alpha masking is slightly harder, but only slightly.
This isn't a vb.net...
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