how to make a text over a few lines ?

[bohnenbong]

Hey,
I want to make a button on this i press and then comes on a text field a code,
but this code is over a few lines ...
VB6 can only make one line -.-
How can i make it over a few lines ?
Thx

[radnomguywfq3]

ugh....Richtextbox.text = OpenUpFile
Its quite basic.
=\ This is not the VB section.

[bohnenbong]

Sry,
But what must i write then ?
Richtextbox.text = OpenUpFile .... ?
Or with which must i change OpenUpFile ?

[radnomguywfq3]

VB6.0

open "C:\WhatEverTextFileYouWantToOpen.txt" for output #1
input #1, FilesData
close #1
Richtextbox1.text = FilesData

VB.net

Include System.io

Dim OpenUpFile as new streamreader("C:\W\eFile You WannA Open.txt")
Dim Tempstring as string = ""
Tempstring = OpenUpFile.ReadToEnd()

=\ It was hard to write that code, I have gotten so used to adding ';' at the end of almost everything.

[bohnenbong]

Does not work -.-
Here is an syntrax error!
open "C:\....\.....\Myfile.txt" for output #1
Or when it works comes this

Ok well now the code is...
Private Sub Command2_Click()
Open "C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\******\Eigene Dateien\Module Gen\Module1.txt" For Output As 1
Input #1, DataFile
Close #1
Richtextbox1.Text = DataFile
End Sub

[radnomguywfq3]

=\ My bad typo
Its Open "blublublu" for output as #1

C++ is making me forget VB =\

You should learn how to debug. Because when you get to C++ it gets alot fucking harder.

*edit*
Just install VB.net. Its my first language. Then its VB6.0, then C++. I can help you much better if your using VB.net

[bohnenbong]

Yes i fixed it bevore you write but ,
what is with the new error ?
Sry i go a little bit on your nerves :P

[radnomguywfq3]

Try
open "blublublu" for input as #1
Input #1,FileData
close #1

and if that doesnn't work then try

open "blublublu" for output as #1
Input #1,FileData
close #1

You have to use the '#' sigh..

[bohnenbong]

Now this error :P
By Input for Output at the first line!

[radnomguywfq3]

-_-. VB6.0 is old and out-dated. Half the error messages I don't understand. I highly suggest you move to VB.net, as a learner, attempting to learn VB, you should be learning with VB.net, not VB6.0.

[bohnenbong]

Ôk thx for spend time for this