Hey, please sumone help, i wanna a button when i click to it it creates a text file and write to it what is written on an input (sry for my bad english) and on show , it load the text that written in the txt file to a label, thanks
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You're asking questions which are BASIC functions explained very clearly in the User's Manual. Don't be lazy and RTFM!
The forum's fundamental function is to provide a means to obtain help that's beyond the scope of the manual. Learn the basic functions outlined in the manual, FIRST. If you then find that the manual's scope is insufficient to solve your problem, then and only then, post your help request.
And wherever practicable, upload an APZ example which demonstrates the particular part of the code you're having trouble with. Do NOT post help requests you can easily solve yourself by taking the time to check the manual first. Else you'll find such requests getting ignored.
The request you've posted above is a problem comprised of 3 very basic functions, clearly explained in the manual. These are:- Get Input Text via a Button.
- Write the Input Text to a Textfile.
- Read the Textfile and load its contents to a Label.
Go to the manual, and attempt these 3 basic functions by yourself. And if after doing so, you're still experiencing problems, upload an APZ example demonstrating what you thus far understand and which point you're stuck at. But no-one here is going to help you, if you don't attempt to help yourself first.
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Originally posted by BioHazard View PostYou're asking questions which are BASIC functions explained very clearly in the User's Manual. Don't be lazy and RTFM!
The forum's fundamental function is to provide a means to obtain help that's beyond the scope of the manual. Learn the basic functions outlined in the manual, FIRST. If you then find that the manual's scope is insufficient to solve your problem, then and only then, post your help request.
And wherever practicable, upload an APZ example which demonstrates the particular part of the code you're having trouble with. Do NOT post help requests you can easily solve yourself by taking the time to check the manual first. Else you'll find such requests getting ignored.
The request you've posted above is a problem comprised of 3 very basic functions, clearly explained in the manual. These are:- Get Input Text via a Button.
- Write the Input Text to a Textfile.
- Read the Textfile and load its contents to a Label.
Go to the manual, and attempt these 3 basic functions by yourself. And if after doing so, you're still experiencing problems, upload an APZ example demonstrating what you thus far understand and which point you're stuck at. But no-one here is going to help you, if you don't attempt to help yourself first.
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Originally posted by BioHazard View PostYou're asking questions which are BASIC functions explained very clearly in the User's Manual. Don't be lazy and RTFM!
The forum's fundamental function is to provide a means to obtain help that's beyond the scope of the manual. Learn the basic functions outlined in the manual, FIRST. If you then find that the manual's scope is insufficient to solve your problem, then and only then, post your help request.
And wherever practicable, upload an APZ example which demonstrates the particular part of the code you're having trouble with. Do NOT post help requests you can easily solve yourself by taking the time to check the manual first. Else you'll find such requests getting ignored.
The request you've posted above is a problem comprised of 3 very basic functions, clearly explained in the manual. These are:- Get Input Text via a Button.
- Write the Input Text to a Textfile.
- Read the Textfile and load its contents to a Label.
Go to the manual, and attempt these 3 basic functions by yourself. And if after doing so, you're still experiencing problems, upload an APZ example demonstrating what you thus far understand and which point you're stuck at. But no-one here is going to help you, if you don't attempt to help yourself first.
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