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Hi Rick,
the code editor is OK and the error only pops up after the compile and I
get rid of it using escape. But no major errors at the moment, no long lists,
just one or 2 errors at the most.
I was running into the code editor jam when attempting to find those other
buttons so now it is not much of a problem, just the keyboard is slow in
response and can cause typos.
The way around that is to use Notepad to edit and just paste the results
back into the code editor, just before run time.
The Designer screen is a pain in trying to find the controls made and
listed. A friend told me that the Designer page or window has always been that
way and not user friendly...
So, when I get into the heavy programming part it may be OK as is. Will
just have to experiment with the control deletion to see what is the best way
to do it.
Thanks Bruce
Bruce
----- Original Message -----
From: RicksPlace
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, February 11, 2013 12:50 PM
Subject: Re: Visual Basic 2010 Event List and Window
Hi Bruce: You cant do much from within the code editor. You can only work
with the actual objects while in the Forms Designer that means adding, deleting
and Renaming controls.
The vb code in the Code Editor is just the code that works with the objects
you dropped on a form while in the Forms Designer.
My biggest hassle has always been working around the Error List PopUp window
while working in the Code Editor.
If you try to type something in the code editor and it goes in the wrong
place or some other wierd things happen let me know and we can find some
work-arounds.
Most problems in the Code Editor are related to that bloody Error List but I
have managed to work around it enough to get the job done.
Rick USA
