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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 6
OS: WindowsXP
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I like to try figuring how to shorten code before I resort to the last possibility, but I have had trouble with this one. Any insight into to shortening this would be appreciated :
Private Sub Timer1_Timer() If VScroll1.Value = 0 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL00 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 1 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL01 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 2 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL02 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 3 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL03 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 4 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL04 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 5 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL05 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 6 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL06 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 7 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL07 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 8 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL08 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 9 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL09 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 10 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL10 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 11 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL11 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 12 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL12 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 13 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL13 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 14 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL14 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 15 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL15 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 16 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL16 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 17 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL17 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 18 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL18 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 19 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL19 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 20 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL20 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 21 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL21 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 22 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL22 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 23 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL23 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 24 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL24 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 25 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL25 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 26 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL26 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 27 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL27 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 28 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL28 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 29 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL29 " & Chr$(13) ElseIf VScroll1.Value = 30 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL30 " & Chr$(13) Thanks |
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Re: Shorting code question
Try:
Code:
MSComm1.Output = "VOL" & VScroll.Value & " " & Chr$(13) Actually you will have to parse the VScroll.Value property if the number is <10 so maybe something like: Code:
If VScroll1.Value < 10 Then MSComm1.Output = "VOL0" & VScroll.Value & " " & Chr$(13) Else MSComm1.Output = "VOL" & VScroll.Value & " " & Chr$(13) Cheers, Jamey Last edited by jamiemac2005; 07-08-2008 at 05:47 PM. Reason: Missing code endtag |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 6
OS: WindowsXP
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Re: Shorting code question
Thanks, I have tried something like that....I dimmed a text and tried &'d, but it doesn't seem to work. I got it to work the long way, but I will try figuring it out a shorter way. Otherwise, I will just keep it how I got it. It seems to work well inside a timer with about a sec duration between the values. Thanks
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