Re: Get text "literally" from a TextBox
- From: "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstname@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2008 12:28:32 +0200
Patrice,
Maybe you can make a little sample like I did for this problem, using string
methods.
Be aware that any regular expression is very much slower then any direct
method as you don't need more than 10 methods.
Cor
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Usually advanced search/replace capabilities are using regular expressions
rather than a VB Like syntax. See for example the search/replace included
in VS (and it allows much more powerfull scenarios)...
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Patrice
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Hi, I would like make a search and replace in a file, for that I need get
the text in a textbox, but I need recognyze literally characters of the
user like a commands, for example:
The chain of the user is: "Hello world" & chr(64) & vbcrlf
If I capture the textbox, I get: ""Hello world" & chr(64) & vbcrlf"
But I would like get the string: "Hello world@" & vbcrlf
How make that?.
Thanks in advance.
Freddy Coal
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