You won't be able to highlight then, so Find All is pretty useless, all you'll be able to do is test if the textbox contains the search string, that's it.
@Lyoto Machida, your method never worked properly in the first place.
Works with me /me
Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida
Works with me /me
Okay put
Hello World in the textbox and search for the text "Hello"
Originally Posted by Jason
Okay put
Hello World in the textbox and search for the text "Hello"
Yes it works :
Just used this code:
(Textbox1 = Your TExt , txtSearch = You text to search)
[highlight=VB.NET]
If Textbox1.Text.Contains(txtSearch.Text) Then
Textbox1.SelectionStart = Textbox1.Text.IndexOf(txtSearch.Text)
Textbox1.SelectionLength = txtSearch.Text.Length
Textbox1.Select()
Else
If Textbox1.Text.Contains(UCase(txtSearch.Text)) Then
Textbox1.SelectionStart = Textbox1.Text.IndexOf(UCase(txtSearch.Text))
Textbox1.SelectionLength = txtSearch.Text.Length
Textbox1.Select()
Else
Try
Textbox1.SelectionStart = Textbox1.Text.IndexOf(LCase(txtSearch.Text))
Textbox1.SelectionLength = txtSearch.Text.Length
Textbox1.Select()
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("Not FOUND")
End Try
End If
End If
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The only problem in my code is: Just find the first "word" example:
There is 2 Hellos
Then i seach Hello
It just highlight the first one , Idk how to search the next one
@Jason it still works =)
Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida
Yes it works :
Just used this code:
(Textbox1 = Your TExt , txtSearch = You text to search)
[highlight=VB.NET]
If Textbox1.Text.Contains(txtSearch.Text) Then
Textbox1.SelectionStart = Textbox1.Text.IndexOf(txtSearch.Text)
Textbox1.SelectionLength = txtSearch.Text.Length
Textbox1.Select()
Else
If Textbox1.Text.Contains(UCase(txtSearch.Text)) Then
Textbox1.SelectionStart = Textbox1.Text.IndexOf(UCase(txtSearch.Text))
Textbox1.SelectionLength = txtSearch.Text.Length
Textbox1.Select()
Else
Try
Textbox1.SelectionStart = Textbox1.Text.IndexOf(LCase(txtSearch.Text))
Textbox1.SelectionLength = txtSearch.Text.Length
Textbox1.Select()
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox("Not FOUND")
End Try
End If
End If
[/highlight]
The only problem in my code is: Just find the first "word" example:
There is 2 Hellos
Then i seach Hello
It just highlight the first one , Idk how to search the next one
@Jason it still works =)
Not the same code you posted earlier
Okay use that same string, then try search for "hello"
Originally Posted by Jason
Not the same code you posted earlier
Okay use that same string, then try search for "hello"
You're the pro, So edit my code and make it better
But Hello and hello isnt the same =/ i just search for what he want and if not found search for ucase , if not founf search for lcase, I dont know a way that can search both at the same time..
Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida
You're the pro, So edit my code and make it better
But Hello and hello isnt the same =/ i just search for what he want and if not found search for ucase , if not founf search for lcase, I dont know a way that can search both at the same time..
Convert both to ucase instead of comparing them separately.
Originally Posted by Hassan
Convert both to ucase instead of comparing them separately.
Idk how.
Originally Posted by Lyoto Machida
Idk how.
Wait let me get this straight, you know how to convert a string to uppercase, but you don't know how to do two at once?
Originally Posted by Jason
You won't be able to highlight then, so Find All is pretty useless, all you'll be able to do is test if the textbox contains the search string, that's it.
@Lyoto Machida, your method never worked properly in the first place.
Ohhh... Hmm.. Well the thing is, in richtextbox, you can't rightclick and say copy/paste/cut/etc... So thats why i'm using a textbox....
Originally Posted by Cryptonic
Ohhh... Hmm.. Well the thing is, in richtextbox, you can't rightclick and say copy/paste/cut/etc... So thats why i'm using a textbox....
THATS A DUMB THING! -.-
YOU CAN JUST MAKE A CONTEXT MENU STRIP OH MY FUKIN GOD
But i did this:
Code:
If InStr(Textbox1.Text, txtSearch.Text, CompareMethod.Text) Then
Textbox1.SelectionStart = InStr(Textbox1.Text, txtSearch.Text, CompareMethod.Text) - 1
Textbox1.SelectionLength = txtSearch.Text.Length
Textbox1.Select()
End If
Working!!!
But its not like a button "next" , it just find the first one.
Originally Posted by Jason
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