How do I use the[vbcode] tags ????

Hmmmm.

Lets see, I type in [vbcode], hit "Enter", paste my code from my project, hit "Enter", then type [/vbcode], hit "Enter", click waving smilie, hit the submit button, and...

VB Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
    'This is a simple illustration of returning values from a function.
    'Lets say you wanted a function to return the sum of 5 numbers.
    'Lets say you had those 5 numbers in an array:
    Dim AN_ARRAY(4) As Long
    'And lets say you wanted the sum placed in the following variable:
    Dim THE_SUM As Long
    'lets say that array had the values 1,2,3,4,9"
    AN_ARRAY(0) = 1
    AN_ARRAY(1) = 2
    AN_ARRAY(2) = 3
    AN_ARRAY(3) = 4
    AN_ARRAY(4) = 9
    'so, this will now access the function:
    
    THE_SUM = MY_FUNCTION(AN_ARRAY)
    MsgBox THE_SUM
End Sub
Private Function MY_FUNCTION(ByRef inArr() As Long) As Long
    'This function will return a 1 dimensional value
    'representing the sum of all the numbers in inArr()
    Dim MyI As Long
    MY_FUNCTION = 0
    For MyI = 0 To UBound(inArr)
        MY_FUNCTION = MY_FUNCTION + inArr(MyI)
    Next MyI
End Function

:wave:

Ok. How about:

Same thing, except I Preview it, THEN submit???

visual basic code:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
'This is a simple illustration of returning values from a function.
'Lets say you wanted a function to return the sum of 5 numbers.
'Lets say you had those 5 numbers in an array:
Dim AN_ARRAY(4) As Long
'And lets say you wanted the sum placed in the following variable:
Dim THE_SUM As Long
'lets say that array had the values 1,2,3,4,9"
AN_ARRAY(0) = 1
AN_ARRAY(1) = 2
AN_ARRAY(2) = 3
AN_ARRAY(3) = 4
AN_ARRAY(4) = 9
'so, this will now access the function:

THE_SUM = MY_FUNCTION(AN_ARRAY)
MsgBox THE_SUM
End Sub
Private Function MY_FUNCTION(ByRef inArr() As Long) As Long
'This function will return a 1 dimensional value
'representing the sum of all the numbers in inArr()
Dim MyI As Long
MY_FUNCTION = 0
For MyI = 0 To UBound(inArr)
MY_FUNCTION = MY_FUNCTION + inArr(MyI)
Next MyI
End Function

:wave:

Previewing displays the long, extended, single line as seen in Post#1.
However, scrolling down to the reply box, it appears perfect, highlights
where they're supposed to be, proper indents, and yet???
All the indents disappear when submitted???

:confused:

Are you using the WYSIWYG editor? The standard editor doesn't seem to have any problems.

Brad!

Yes I am.
Perhaps I'll turn it off and try again.

hmmm.

VB Code:

Public Sub MULT_EQ(ByRef inEq() As EQ_FRACT, ByRef mEquals() As EQ_FRACT, ByRef ByWhat As EQ_FRACT, ByVal mI As Long)
Dim MyJ As Long
Dim MyGCD As Long
 
For MyJ = 0 To UBound(inEq, 2)
    inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(0) = inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(0) * ByWhat.mInt(0)
    inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1) = inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1) * ByWhat.mInt(1)
    If inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(0) = 0 Then
        inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1) = 1
    Else
        If inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1) < 0 Then
            inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1) = inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1) * (-1)
            inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(0) = inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(0) * (-1)
        End If
        MyGCD = Mod3_GCD(Abs(inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(0)), Abs(inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1)))
        If MyGCD = 0 Then
            MsgBox "GEEK!"
        Else
            inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(0) = inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(0) / MyGCD
            inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1) = inEq(mI, MyJ).mInt(1) / MyGCD
        End If
    End If
Next MyJ
    mEquals(mI).mInt(0) = mEquals(mI).mInt(0) * ByWhat.mInt(0)
    mEquals(mI).mInt(1) = mEquals(mI).mInt(1) * ByWhat.mInt(1)
    If mEquals(mI).mInt(0) = 0 Then
        mEquals(mI).mInt(1) = 1
    Else
        If mEquals(mI).mInt(1) < 0 Then
            mEquals(mI).mInt(1) = mEquals(mI).mInt(1) * (-1)
            mEquals(mI).mInt(0) = mEquals(mI).mInt(0) * (-1)
        End If
        MyGCD = Mod3_GCD(Abs(mEquals(mI).mInt(0)), Abs(mEquals(mI).mInt(1)))
        If MyGCD = 0 Then
            MsgBox "GEEK!"
        Else
            mEquals(mI).mInt(0) = mEquals(mI).mInt(0) / MyGCD
            mEquals(mI).mInt(1) = mEquals(mI).mInt(1) / MyGCD
        End If
    End If
    
End Sub

:wave:

Alrighty Then!
Guess WYSIWYG is not VBCode friendly.

I've had the same problems, using the full editor and copy and pasting code doesnt work it just displays it in a long line, if you use the 'middle' editor it seems ok....