Dec 17 2009

Answer by Seth Spearman for Visual Basic and a Namespace Issue

I don’t know if this answers your question but just in case…

Open the Project Properties and click on the Application properties. CLEAR the Root Namespace there. Then your Namespace declaration in each file will be “absolute”.

By the way…this is very likely to break your application and could take a while to get everything fixed up. Be sure to backup (or at least be committed to your repo) before starting.

As an aside. I think that combining a Project Root Namespace with a declared namespace is confusing. I usually do one or the other.

Seth

Dec 13 2009

Listening 2 Andrew Peterson be…

Listening 2 Andrew Peterson behold the lamb. best Christmas album!

Dec 06 2009

Comment by Seth Spearman on How can I know which item in a mult-select Microsoft Access listbox was clicked?

David,

How do you get the handle? There is certainly not a hwnd property for a listbox?

Seth

Dec 05 2009

Comment by Seth Spearman on How can I know which item in a mult-select Microsoft Access listbox was clicked?

Tony,

I actually know all of that. What I want is different. I want to know which item was clicked. Basically I am hoping to real-time add/remove from a table based on which item is clicked. To do that I need to which specific item was clicked.

Seth

Dec 03 2009

When Mark Russinovitch speaks….

When Mark Russinovitch speaks…people listen. http://tinyurl.com/yay9bws