Hi, everybody. I have an editbox which has initial value set to 0 (it's a simple calc I'm trying to write). How do I implement the following analog written in C#:
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tbDigitField.Text += btnOne.Text;
tmp = Convert.ToDouble(tbDigitField.Text);
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tbDigitField.Text += btnTwo.Text;
tmp = Convert.ToDouble(tbDigitField.Text);
Actually, I have these lines:
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.elseif eax == IDC_BTN_TWO
invoke lstrcpy, addr szBuffer, offset szBtnOne ; szBtnOne db '1',0
invoke SendMessage, hDgtFld, WM_SETTEXT, 0, addr szBuffer
.elseif eax == IDC_BTN_TWO
invoke lstrcpy, addr szBuffer, offset szBtnTwo ; szBtnTwo db '2',0
invoke SendMessage, hDgtFld, WM_SETTEXT, 0, addr szBuffer
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I am at a loss... How to save those numbers in szBuffer? Say, when 1 is pressed EditBox shows 1, then again 1 - EditBox has 11, then 2 - 112 and so on?
TIA.
The following API function will get the text from an editbox
with a maximum of 511 chars and place it in a char buffer.
You will have to parse the text for numeric chars and once cleaned up
invoke one of the text to binary number conversion routines.
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szBuffer db 512 dup (0)
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invoke GetDlgItemText,hWnd,IDC_EDIT,ADDR szBuffer,511