evaluating variables with specific order?

evaluating variables with specific order?

• DeepaHadimani

  If you need five variables, you create an array. int [] i = new int [5]; Then you have i[0], i[1], ... i[4] ( it's zero indexed ). Is that what you're after
  
  

• rp0513

  What does offer & ii do in FoxPro In C#, it does a bitwise and on the two values, and returns a value, which you can't then change without first naming it something.

  The Math namespace contains static methods such as Mod.

  
  
  

• vkumarme

  You can name the textboxes and search through the controls collection for them. You can also add all your textboxes to a typed array, and loop through them that way. I don't see how an unsafe block would help.

  You cannot tie text boxes together in the manner that you're hoping. There is a TextChanged event on the text box, but you'd have to write a fair bit of code to plumb all this together.

  The other way is to create an array, and a method which moves values from the array into the text boxes. Then you can change the array, and call your method as needed.

  
  
  

• Robert Jackson

  For example :

  I made 65 textBox (Financial/Investment program), I need them to display :

  textBox1=5, textBox2=10, textBox3=15, and so on until textBox65. (each textbox value=textBox"Number"*5.

  in C# I have to write :

  for (i=1; i<66;i++)

  {

  int result=i*5

  textBox1.Text=result.toString()  ----It doesn't change to textBox 2 or 3 automatically.

  }

  But I cant, because I cant change the textBox numbering. Is there any other way to do it

  I read something about unary/unsafe, but not sure. besides the word unsafe scares me. :(

  Thanks

  danny

   

  
  

• The.B

  Thanks cgraus for the reply! :)

  it creates 5 variables(int) containing numbers :

  offer1=5

  offfer2=10

  offer3=15 etc.

  then it prints the result of MOD() for offer1 to offer5 :

  1      ---displayed on screen etc

  0

  1

  0

  1  -- offer5

  - I need to do a same calculation without having to write the similar variables again and again. Sorry I used a silly example. Really need help on this.

  thanks

  danny

   

  
  

• ChiefGeek

  Thanks cgraus for your suggestions. greatly appreciate it! :)

  I will look into it, thanks again

  
  
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