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Dynamically changing button label from a variableI have an arraylist that looks like this: 1,4,6 I have buttons called button1, button4, button6. I would like to change the text on the buttons that corispond to the numbers in the array. Is there a dynamic way to do this? or do I have to loop through the arraylist and use a switch to update them? like is ther any way to do something like this Dim button as String For i = 0 To al.Count - 1 button = "button" & al.Item(i) button.Text = "text changed" Next thanks! Paulers,
In VB2005 you could do something like this: For Each i As Integer In al Me.Controls("Button" & i.ToString).Text = "Text changed" Next Kerry Moorman Show quoteHide quote "Paulers" wrote: > Hello, > > I have an arraylist that looks like this: 1,4,6 > > I have buttons called button1, button4, button6. > > I would like to change the text on the buttons that corispond to the > numbers in the array. Is there a dynamic way to do this? or do I have > to loop through the arraylist and use a switch to update them? > > like is ther any way to do something like this > > Dim button as String > For i = 0 To al.Count - 1 > button = "button" & al.Item(i) > button.Text = "text changed" > Next > > thanks! > > If you control over how it is all set up (i.e. you've created the array and
the buttons) perhaps it would be better to create an array of buttons references. It is quite limiting to enforce a rule whereby buttons must be named "button1", etc. in order for a routine to work. If instead you create an array of button references "any" button can be included and (in your example) the button text will change. Consider not hard coding the "text" into your loop as well. You can pass the text into the method along with the array and FOR EACH the text into every button in the array and then any number of buttons can be changed to any arbitrary chunk of text. Tom Show quoteHide quote "Paulers" <SuperG***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1162669573.208754.124480@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > Hello, > > I have an arraylist that looks like this: 1,4,6 > > I have buttons called button1, button4, button6. > > I would like to change the text on the buttons that corispond to the > numbers in the array. Is there a dynamic way to do this? or do I have > to loop through the arraylist and use a switch to update them? > > like is ther any way to do something like this > > Dim button as String > For i = 0 To al.Count - 1 > button = "button" & al.Item(i) > button.Text = "text changed" > Next > > thanks! > Paulers,
In addition to the others, the Tag property can be very handy in this to seperate some buttons from others. Otherwise of course the array of existing buttons dim myButtonArray as button() = {button1, button4, button6, buttonwhatever} Cor Show quoteHide quote "Paulers" <SuperG***@gmail.com> schreef in bericht news:1162669573.208754.124480@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > Hello, > > I have an arraylist that looks like this: 1,4,6 > > I have buttons called button1, button4, button6. > > I would like to change the text on the buttons that corispond to the > numbers in the array. Is there a dynamic way to do this? or do I have > to loop through the arraylist and use a switch to update them? > > like is ther any way to do something like this > > Dim button as String > For i = 0 To al.Count - 1 > button = "button" & al.Item(i) > button.Text = "text changed" > Next > > thanks! >
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