filtering which files can be opened

[Charlie Brookhart]

I have created a program that opens a file and counts words, characters,
sentences, etc. I have not used the open file dialog control found in the VB
..NET 2003 toolbox. I instead have used Open.ShowDialog (). What I want to do
is filter the open file so that only text files (*.txt) can be opened.

The project I am working with has two projects and one solution. The main
project uses Open as the variable for the Open file dialog. the The second
project uses Obj.Openfile.

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Charlie,

Can you show us a little piece of code.
Open.ShowDialog confuses me (and probably others as well), it means a form
that you have instanced as Open and shows it than.

Cor
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I have created a program that opens a file and counts words, characters,
sentences, etc. I have not used the open file dialog control found in the
VB
.NET 2003 toolbox. I instead have used Open.ShowDialog (). What I want to
do
is filter the open file so that only text files (*.txt) can be opened.

The project I am working with has two projects and one solution. The main
project uses Open as the variable for the Open file dialog. the The second
project uses Obj.Openfile.

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"Charlie Brookhart" <ch************ ****@hotmail.co m> schrieb:

I have created a program that opens a file and counts words, characters,
sentences, etc. I have not used the open file dialog control found in the
VB
.NET 2003 toolbox. I instead have used Open.ShowDialog (). What I want to
do
is filter the open file so that only text files (*.txt) can be opened.

OpenFileDialog has a 'Filter' property...

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M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
V B <URL:http://classicvb.org/petition/>

[Charlie Brookhart]

Here is the code which is being used to open a file and then process words,
characters, etc. What I want to do is filter the file types so that only
text files can be opened.

Private Sub btnAnalyzeFile_ Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles btnAnalyzeFile. Click

Me.txtBoxInput. Clear()

Dim Open As New OpenFileDialog

Dim Obj As New Unit5ClassLibra ry.StringProces sor.StringProce ssor

Try

If Open.ShowDialog () = DialogResult.OK Then

Obj.Openfile(Op en.FileName)

Me.txtBoxCharac ters.Text = Obj.characters

Me.txtBoxWords. Text = Obj.words

Me.txtBoxSenten ce.Text = Obj.sentences

Me.txtBoxParagr aph.Text = Obj.paragraphs

End If

Catch er As Exception

MsgBox(er.Messa ge)

Finally

End Try

End Sub

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"Charlie Brookhart" <ch************ ****@hotmail.co m> schrieb:

I have created a program that opens a file and counts words, characters,
sentences, etc. I have not used the open file dialog control found in the VB
.NET 2003 toolbox. I instead have used Open.ShowDialog (). What I want to
do
is filter the open file so that only text files (*.txt) can be opened.

OpenFileDialog has a 'Filter' property...

--
M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
V B <URL:http://classicvb.org/petition/>