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November 26th, 1999, 07:13 AM
#1
data saving
Hello people,
i've got a problem.
How my name says I'm a dummie in Visual Basic.
And I don´t find someone who helps me.
My problem:
How can I save datas in VB on the harddisk ?
For example I want to save a highscore.
Is there a possibility to save the datas without
a database like Acces ?
Can someone help me ?
Perhaps you can send me documentations or good
links, or of course the best way cou can
discribe it me. (I´m German, so please in a
easy English or in German)
Thank you very much,
Marcel
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November 26th, 1999, 07:19 AM
#2
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November 26th, 1999, 02:58 PM
#3
Re: data saving
Create an empty file using Notepad and save it as "C:\myTest.txt". Open VB and place 2 Command Buttons on the form. Open Code Window for Form1 and Paste the following code:
private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim intFreeFile as Integer
Dim TextLine as string
intFreeFile = FreeFile
Open "C:\myData.txt" for Output as #intFreeFile ' Open file.
Write #intFreeFile, "Hello World", 234 ' Write comma-delimited data.
Write #intFreeFile, ' Write blank line.
Write #intFreeFile, "You are not dummie if you are trying to do this"
Close #intFreeFile
End Sub
private Sub Command2_Click()
Dim intFreeFile as Integer
Dim TextLine as string
intFreeFile = FreeFile
Open "C:\myData.txt" for input as #intFreeFile ' Open file.
Do While Not EOF(intFreeFile) ' Loop until end of file.
Line input #intFreeFile, TextLine ' Read line into variable.
Debug.print TextLine ' print to the Immediate window.
Loop
Close #intFreeFile ' Close file.
End Sub
Run project and click on Command1, then on Command2. If you now open "C:\myTest.txt" you'll see, that it's not empty anymore. This is just the beginning. After that you can write the contents of the text box to the file , and display the contents of the file in a text box or in a grid.
Hope this helps
Vlad
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November 26th, 1999, 06:13 PM
#4
Re: data saving
You can create a datafile using:
e.g. Private Sub Form_Load()
open "path\filename" for Input As #1
for i = 1 to arraynumber step 1
Write #1, variablename, variablename
just an example of something that may help
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