Visual Basic

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-14 03:17

right i dunno if i should be posting here but can u vb gods in here tell where the hell i can find a DECENT tuorial on vb as i cannot find one that isnt jsut a step by step guid to makiin a calender and shit i wanna learn not be told how to do it like html i jsut used trial and error which worked out bloody great kinda i started gettin there a little with vb but then just lose it then i have to hassle ade to help me which i dont want to do too much hehe

any help much appreciated

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-14 03:31

And another thing anyone know how to register ya bots with a desciption and say a classisfied conenction like in evilbot ??

like anything u can do with this string?

frmHub.RegisterBotName(sBotName)

Sardonis · Post by **Sardonis** » 2003-02-14 05:04

Do you have Visual Basic? if not, try hitting Alt+F11 in any MS Office ap, you'll have a small environment you can try to learn in. It's not exactly like true VB or VBscript, but it at least helps you find some errors and makes it a little easier. Other than that I suggest just messing around, I took a class in high school, so I had to do a TON of small projects with specific purposes...other than that, I don't know what your skill lvl/understanding of programming is so I'd need more info about you

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-14 05:12

yeah i dun some shit step by step build ya own calender note pad and timer none of it sunk in cause it was a step by step ive probably learnt more in these 2 weeks from trial and error than i did when i was buggerin round with those crap tutorials on the net

TasMan · Post by **TasMan** » 2003-02-14 10:41

Trial and error is the best way to learn I think

Rather than a "general" tutorial, it's far easy to find something on specifics (i.e Winsock control, reading/writing files)...as you write more code, it will get easier.

And to answer your other question...

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'Get a description for a bot!
'This has NOT been tested but it should work

Dim sMyINFO, sName, sDesc, sConn, sEmail, sShare
Dim iNameLength

Sub Main()
  sName = "Bot"
  sDesc = "Nahhhhh - I'm too stupid"
  sConn = "VERY Fast"
  sEmail = "[email protected]"
  sShare = "1024"

  iNameLength = Len(sName)

  sMyINFO = "$MyINFO $ALL " & CStr(sName) & " " & CStr(sDesc) & "$ $" & CStr(sConn) & Chr(1) & "$" & CStr(sEmail) & "$" & CStr(sShare) & "$|"

  frmHub.RegisterBotName(CStr(sName))
End Sub

Sub DataArival(curUser, sCurData)

  If Left(sCurData, CInt(iNameLength) + 9) = "$GetINFO " & CStr(sName) Then curUser.SendData CStr(sMyINFO)

End Sub

TasMan · Post by **TasMan** » 2003-02-14 10:58

Oh and a few links I use....

www.developerfusion.com
www.vbip.com
www.google.ca

I found the first helped me a lot in the beginning, and it has a good link section / forum....vbip was good for internet programming (what gave me that idea...?)...google I use constantly!

HaArD · Post by **HaArD** » 2003-02-14 12:48

Here's a couple links I bookmarked for reference...

http://www.chilisoft.com/caspdoc/360doc ... erence.htm
http://www.intranetjournal.com/corner/wrox/progref/vbt/

HaArD

Atomic Jo · Post by **Atomic Jo** » 2003-02-14 16:48

References to MSDN (Microsoft) site:

VB (6) : http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... rtpage.asp

VB (.NET) : http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... d=28000520

VBS : http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defau ... ipttoc.asp

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-15 15:18

niceone peeps

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-15 15:28

and the script works fine, thanx again

bobaxos · Post by **bobaxos** » 2003-02-19 00:37

if you are looking for a book you can get O'Reilly Visual Basic books, they cover VB, VBA, .Net and VBScript. I use the VBScript daily along with some other O'Reilly books, i highly recommend them.

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-19 01:17

no prob im on it

another hting gadget genral bot v.24 doesnt do pm in new window it jsut says private message in the hub main chat anyone knows what line i have to change to make pm come in a new window??
with all my vb knowledge i cant figure it out

Gadget · Post by **Gadget** » 2003-02-19 01:32

If you want answer as private message in separate window, just send question privately to generalbot.

If you want to change that feature, edit the line 1045:

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      If Left(sCurData,1)="<" Or iSecurity=2 Then

to

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      If Left(sCurData,1)="<" Then

Gadget · Post by **Gadget** » 2003-02-19 01:37

Whoops, wrong fixup, this shoud do it, line 1045:

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      If Left(sCurData,1)="<" Or iSecurity=2 Then

to

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      If Left(sCurData,1)="<" And iSecurity=0 Then

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-19 01:43

cheerz gadget

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-19 02:00

yeah gadget i tryed that now the script dont work lol no commands work :S

Paul_Don · Post by **Paul_Don** » 2003-02-20 17:14

ok now it only wants to go private when it feels like it

smitty · Post by **smitty** » 2003-03-06 05:19

http://www.a1vbcode.com/

Marvin · Post by **Marvin** » 2003-03-08 21:15

If you want VBScript ref, it's in VBSCRIPT?.CHM if some MS soft using vbscript is installed on your system.

bobaxos · Post by **bobaxos** » 2003-03-08 21:49

Marvin wrote:If you want VBScript ref, it's in VBSCRIPT?.CHM if some MS soft using vbscript is installed on your system.

Your right its on the Win2k Pro Install CD (i know for sure) and i beleive its located under the "support" folder. The MSDN is also a good place to look for definitions on different commands and for some snippets of example code.

smitty · Post by **smitty** » 2003-03-09 00:23

http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/vbs ... intro.html is a very good site for VBScript reference too

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