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Visual Basic / General Development A procedure is a set-aside assignment the compiler must take care of to complement a program. A program developer writes the procedure and a user would only see the result. There are two categories of procedures you will use in your programs: those that have already been created thus made available to you, and those you will create yourself.In v basic, like most other languages, there are two types of procedures: functions and sub routines. Site: www.functionx.com
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Visual Basic / Functions Functions are similar to normal procedures but the main purpose of the functions is to accept certain inputs and pass them on to the main program to finish the execution. They are two types of function, the built-in functions(or internal functions) and the functions created by the programmers. Site: www.vbtutor.net
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Visual Basic / VB.Net If the .NET Framework doesn't have a function (or a class) you are looking for, you can create one and be able to use it over and over again in different programs. You can even create one or a series of commercial functions (or classes) and be able to distribute or sell it. To make this happen, you can "package" one or more procedures (or classes) in a library. Site: www.functionx.com
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Visual Basic / Functions You can create your own functions to supplement the built-in functions in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet which are quite limited. These functions could be very useful and powerful if you know how to program them properly. One main reason we need to create user defined functions is to enable us to customize our spreadsheet environment for individual needs. Site: www.vbtutor.net
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Visual Basic / File Manipulation Visual Basic has built in file handling functions. These are not the fastest functions but it is not noticeable unless you are handling very large files. There are two common ways which we will cover in this tutorial. I consider these two functions to be the simplest. |
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Visual Basic / Functions This tutorial describes: Math, Conversion, String, Date and Time, Array and Misc. Functions. Site: www.herongyang.com
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Visual Basic / Functions Learn how to create your own functions. Site: www.vbtutor.net
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Visual Basic / General Development The API are procedures that exist in files on your PC which you can call from within your VB program - and there are thousands of them!. Site: www.garybeene.com
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Visual Basic / Browsers and Messengers Learn how to use MSN functions. Site: www.gfx-depot.com
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Visual Basic / Functions In this tutorial we will learn how to Array Declaration and Built-in Functions. Site: www.herongyang.com
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Visual Basic / General Development This tutorial is explains an optimized and very efficient method of "shuffling" an array in any language.It is easily adaptable to just about any other language, by adding semicolons and/or the format of the procedures and commands. Site: home.comcast.net
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Visual Basic / Miscellaneous This short tutorial teaches you how draw polygons using the windows API. The windows API are the functions that windows uses to run so you should be careful using them as they can crash windows. |
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Visual Basic / Functions So, you're interested in having your functions act at specific time intervals, eh? Naturally you would turn to the Timer Control included with VB. Unfortunately, the timer control has a resolution of ~55ms. 55ms seems like a very short time to us, but to the computer, 55ms is an agonizingly long time. Don't torture your computer! Use accurate and high-resolution timing methods!. Site: www.codebeach.com
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