[hnaya]

hi
i have this code which retrive the information from file
by write on text1
and the information show in text 2 and text 3 and text 4

 
Private Sub Text1_Change()
On Error Resume Next
Dim f As String
f = App.Path
If Right(f, 1) <> "\" Then f = f + "\"
f = f + Text1.Text
Dim X, Y, z As String
Open f For Input As #5
Input #5, X, Y, z
Text2.Text = X
Text3.Text = Y
Text4.Text = z
Close #5
End Sub

how can i retrieve the information all files and show it in listbox

[Keithuk]

Quote:

Originally Posted by hnaya

hi
i have this code which retrive the information from file
by write on text1
and the information show in text 2 and text 3 and text 4

 
Private Sub Text1_Change()
On Error Resume Next
Dim f As String
f = App.Path
If Right(f, 1) <> "\" Then f = f + "\"
f = f + Text1.Text
Dim X, Y, z As String
Open f For Input As #5
Input #5, X, Y, z
Text2.Text = X
Text3.Text = Y
Text4.Text = z
Close #5
End Sub

how can i retrieve the information all files and show it in listbox

It depends what the user is entering in Text1 as the filename. You may as well use a CommonDialog control or DriveListBox, DirListBox and a FileListBox.

You are also dimensioning your variables wrong.

Quote:

Dim X, Y, z As String

Just because you add As String at the end don't assume that they will all be Strings. Only z with be a string X and Y with be Variants

Dim X As String, Y As String, z As String

Do you want to use 1 ListBox or 3?

Open f For Input As #5
Input #5, X, Y, z
List1.AddItem X
List2.AddItem Y
List3.AddItem z
Close #5

As a general rule when you add Strings f = f + Text1.Text you use f = f & Text1.Text

Avoid using On Error Resume Next if an error occurs then you won't spot it. Just rem it out while you are testing.

So which part isn't working as it should?