Will someone please help me with visual basic 2005
well its kind off simple its like binary except im using visual basic edition 2005 and its confusing because its like i chage the size then i add a button or a text box and the code doesnt change so ASYLUM I NEED YOUR HELP,
BTW if you guys can help ill be sure to help u on the site its almost done. THANX
A=34433334 B=34433343 C=34433344 D=34433433 E=34433434 F=34433443 G=34433444 H=34434333 I=34434334 J=34434343 K=34434344 L=34434433 M=34434434 N=34434443 O=34434444 P=34440000 Q=34443334 R=34443343 S=34443344 T=34443433 U=34443434 V=34443443 W=34443444 X=34444333 Y=34444334 Z=34444343
Behold the cannon code. by the way its copyrighted so dont mess. my uncle works in the copyright business so my graphics are copyrighted everything. so thats the code but i added to msn im p4r4s1t3_02@hotmail.com
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All of that was to J WROCK
Ok, I'm assuming you know how to code in VB, so i'm going to give you the basic idea, and you can go from there(hopefully). Sadly, it looks like you used random numbers for each letter instead of a mathmatical encryption, so it will make to code longer and more annoying, but thats your fault. So, have a textbox and a command button. Simplified code is as follows (dim all variables first, of course)
str1 = txtbox.text k =1
for x =1 to len(str1) strsegment = mid(str1,k,8) if strsegment = "34433334" then strsegment = "A" (duplicate this line for every variable you have) str2=str2 & strsegment k = k +8 next x
txtbox1.text = str2
voila, decoded. Clearly, this isn't the entire code, just a little outline to get you going. This should be pretty easy for you, but if you have any other questions, pm me.
Why not just convert the letters to an integer using CInt([letter]), subtract 64, convert that to binary, and change all the 1's to 4's and the 0's to 3's? … chop off the first 3 slots and add your "344" to the front (because you won't go over 32), and you've basically done the same thing you did there. The code should be pretty simple.