transfer textbox text to a string arry?

[Coffee]

I have asked this before, but the offered solution did not work.
I want to have a command button, that transfers any text from a textbox
to a variable which is an array. so that i can print out single letters
of the text.
e.g. if i have "hello" in the textbox and i print out the forth letter
it should list "l"....
can someone tell me howto?

[Armin Zingler]

"Coffee" <th**********@h otmail.com> schrieb

I have asked this before, but the offered solution did not work.
I want to have a command button, that transfers any text from a
textbox to a variable which is an array. so that i can print out
single letters of the text.
e.g. if i have "hello" in the textbox and i print out the forth
letter it should list "l"....
can someone tell me howto?

The text of the textbox is returned by it's text property. The type is
"String". A string object offers a chars property.
--
Armin

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* Coffee <th**********@h otmail.com> scripsit:

I have asked this before, but the offered solution did not work.
I want to have a command button, that transfers any text from a
textbox to a variable which is an array. so that i can print out
single letters of the text.

e.g. if i have "hello" in the textbox and i print out the forth letter
it should list "l"....

'MsgBox(Me.Text Box1.Text.Chars (3))'.

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Cor]

Hi Coffee,

I have asked this before, but the offered solution did not work.
I want to have a command button, that transfers any text from a textbox
to a variable which is an array. so that i can print out single letters
of the text.
e.g. if i have "hello" in the textbox and i print out the forth letter
it should list "l"....
can someone tell me howto?

A lot of Coffee today.

In addition from the other answers. The textbox.text is a string. A string
is in itself an array of characters.

You get something out of that using VB string functions or Net string
members.

The index start at 0 so the 4th character is 3.

Using a string member it will be your example is the fouth letter
textbox1.text.s ubstring(3,1). 4 character with a length of 1.

When you want to use a single character, use the char, do you want a part of
the string then substring.

Cor