(12-11-2009, 01:16 PM)Red X Wrote: [ -> ]Uhh....I'm having a bit of trouble with it. I'm going to need some help.
Why ? Try... Catch is really simple
You just use Try before a risky line of code or a risky piece of code, then Catch to state what should be done if an error actually occurs (catch can also be left blank) and then End Try
example:
Code:
Try
FileOpen(1,"C:/test.txt",OpenMode.Input)
Catch
MsgBox("File <C:/test.txt> does not exist")
End Try
Listen to music doesnt works
good work though
Here are some more recommendations. Firstly, it would be easier if the first tab was open from the beginning of the program, rather than having to open it yourself. Second, the user should be able to open a text file with your notepad directly(I mean by double-clicking the .txt or using open with of windows explorer) You can see how this is done
here
Good Job.
I'm also working on a custom "Notepad". ^_^.
Looks great! I might try this
Looks nice...Keep up the good work .
Bump for old thread. I think this deserves a bump for new attention. You might enjoy this program!
This is cool. I used a tutorial a while ago to do something similar.
Happy coding
(08-01-2011, 05:48 AM)Caffeine Wrote: [ -> ]This is cool. I used a tutorial a while ago to do something similar.
Happy coding
Thanks and I hope you enjoy!
Unfortunately, it's not the best and has a few problems, but I guess it's a cool idea. And I'm not sure if I'll continue working on it. It's been a long time.