macOS Visual Basic Question

Heya,

You need javascript to do that since it runs client side:

Have a look at onBlur:
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_onblur.asp

you should write this in java, but
you need to find a way to goto each character and to
search for a "." and if you can't find it then add .00 like this in java
something like this kind

EricBrian said:

Heya,

You need javascript to do that since it runs client side:

Have a look at onBlur:
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_onblur.asp

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Um...he said Visual Basic, not vbscript. VBScript is a web based client language, Visual Basic is a RAD based development tool for the basic language (and JavaScript has nothing to do with Visual Basic)

EDIT: Also, a quick Google search for rounding came up with this: http://www.a1vbcode.com/a1vbcode/vbforums/Topic17458-3-1.aspx

italiano40 said:

you should write this in java, but
you need to find a way to goto each character and to
search for a "." and if you can't find it then add .00 like this in java

Code:

for(int i=0; i<number.length();i++){
if(number.indexOf(i)=="."){

}

}

something like this kind

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When italiano says java, s/he acutally means javascript.
Also, the code s/he provided isn't quite right.
Using her/his thoughts, you can:
bill_value.indexOf('.') to get the location of the period. If there is no period, -1 is returned.

If -1 is returned, then you know that you can just append the '.00'

If the value is greater than -1, then that number greater than -1 tells you that there is a period and where the period is in the string.

sord said:

Um...he said Visual Basic, not vbscript. VBScript is a web based client language, Visual Basic is a RAD based development tool for the basic language (and JavaScript has nothing to do with Visual Basic)

EDIT: Also, a quick Google search for rounding came up with this: http://www.a1vbcode.com/a1vbcode/vbforums/Topic17458-3-1.aspx

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Ah, I assumed he meant a web form. Oops. Sorry.

Perhaps something here will spark an idea. http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/forums/p/27779/102266/#102266

Todd

I'd like to know, what school is teaching VB.NET?

I belive (It's been a while since i did vb) you can just put the code in the _lostfocus sub on the form class.

Something like:

Private Sub TextBox1_LostFocus(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles TextBox1.LostFocus

TextBox1.Text = math.Round (TextBox1.Text,2 )
End Sub

or something quite like it with a bit of checking as so on.