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Hello friends, I want to make a simple application, but there is a place where I hang out.
There will be one TextBox, it is not known how many data to input each time I enter the data and press the plus. I will finally write it in another textbox. He writes each number I enter (when I press plus) in the result textbox but does not collect each other.
Wednesday, August 5, 2020 2:52 PM
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Hello,
This is an English speaking forum, please translate your question to English.
perhaps this is it
Hello friends, I want to make a simple application, but there is a place where I hang out.
There will be one TextBox, it is not known how many data to input each time I enter the data and press the plus. I will finally write it in another textbox. He writes each number I enter (when I press plus) in the result textbox but does not collect each other.
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- Edited by KareninstructorMVP Wednesday, August 5, 2020 2:57 PM
Wednesday, August 5, 2020 2:56 PM -
Hi rmys,
>>it is not known how many data to input each time I enter the data and press the plus. I will finally write it in another textbox.
According to my understanding, do you want to add each value entered in the textbox by clicking the plus.
If not, please explain it in detail and provide some code to reproduce it.
If so, please refer to the following code example:int result; int sum = 0; private void textBox1_KeyPress(object sender, KeyPressEventArgs e) { if (e.KeyChar == '+') { if (int.TryParse(textBox1.Text, out result)) { sum = sum + result; textBox2.Text = sum.ToString(); } } }
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Thursday, August 6, 2020 8:06 AM -
Are you saying you need to enter data into one textbox and then put each line together in another textbox?
The translation says but does not collect each other and that is not clear. Are you saying that the program is working except it is not being combined into the output textbox properly? Can you describe that more? What happens or does not happen that should not or should?
Does the program need to accept multiple lines at once and then transfer them to the other textbox when the add button is pushed or do you need to add one line at a time? For example if you had:
Line one Line two Last line
Then would (could) the add button be pushed only once or does it need to be pushed three times?
Sam Hobbs
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Hi rmys,
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