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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Israel - ICQ: 162136565
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![]() Ok, this shouldn't be a tough one if you're good at VB:
I wrote a function that replaces a certain string in a text with another one. This is the function: Public Function ReplaceString(OriginalString As String, StringToRem As String, StringToInsert As String) As String If InStr(1, OriginalString, StringToRem, 0) > 0 Then ReplaceString = Left(OriginalString, InStr(1, OriginalString, StringToRem, 0) - 1) & StringToInsert & Right(OriginalString, Len(OriginalString) - Len(StringToRem) - InStr(1, OriginalString, StringToRem, 0) + 1) Else ReplaceString = OriginalString End If End Function now, there is a problem with this definition: Private Sub Command1_Click() Text1.Text = ReplaceString(Text1.Text, old.Text, new.Text) End Sub It works when I write it like this: Private Sub Command1_Click() Text1.Text = ReplaceString(Text1.Text, "hi", "hello") End Sub In this case, it replaces the string "hi" with "hello", but I want to set both strings in two textboxes. Anyone knows the answer? Thanks a lot ![]()
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: PEI, Canada
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It works fine here, sure you have your textbox names right?
As an alternative you could have used the built in Replace() function instead of writing your own. The Replace function replaces a specified part of a string with another string a specified number of times. Syntax Replace(string,find,replacewith[,start[,count[,compare]]]) |
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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I didn't know there was a pre-built function. Thanks for that.
hmm.. It worked for you? guess I'll check it again and see what's worng..maybe i did make a mistake with the textboxes names. thanks again
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