Setting value og txtboxes

[Toddy]

Hi,

How do I set a value for a textbox? In VB6 you could for example say that me.txtMybox = txtMybox + 1 because it automatically assumed that I'm looking for it's value. I could write "1" in the textbox and it would retrieve that value.

In VB.NET you have to specify the value, or set it, I don't know.

The problem is the above code obviously doesn't work, any suggestions is much appreciated!


In advance, thanx for your help.

: Todd

[DevGrp]

Use textbox.text = 1

[Hampster]

Try:

TextBox.Text = TextBox.Text + 1

[hellswraith]

Or
Me.Text1.Text = int.Parse(Me.Text1.Text) + 1

[Toddy]

hellswraith :"Overload resolution feiled because no accesible "Int" accepts this number of arguments"

Suggestions? Any fewer arguments?

:Todd

[Hampster]

Originally posted by DevGrp
Use textbox.text = 1

Originally posted by Hampster
Try:

TextBox.Text = TextBox.Text + 1

Did those not work?

[Toddy]

Well... umm... I didn't work the last time I tried it

Thanx a lot Hamster!!

"Housten, we have lift off"

: Todd

[PT Exorcist]

lol no use this instead:

TextBox1.Text += 1

[Toddy]

Why? += as far as I have read sets the end value as the first value. I get the point but why do this, what are the advantages over just using + ...?

Thanx.

: Todd