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Hi,
I use one of the projects from the file sharing site, it is called Desktop VB Sample. It works. However, I am trying to add a statement to save the historical data to a file.
I added the following statement in the getSym subroutine:
FileNum = FreeFile ' Get a free file number
Open "C:\MyDocuments\GILD_2006.txt" For Output As FileNum
Print #FileNum, List1.List(1)
Close FileNum
The problem is it does not print the list contents (in this case, the first element of the ListBox List1). When I set a breakpoint at FileNum and try to examine List1, it does not display anything either. When I continue execution after the breakpoint, it does not display anything in the form frmMain! Yet, when I do not interrupt execution, it does display the data in the frmMain.
Please, help.
PS I am using VB 6, for which List1.List should be the right expression to access the members of the List, but correct me if I am wrong.
I use one of the projects from the file sharing site, it is called Desktop VB Sample. It works. However, I am trying to add a statement to save the historical data to a file.
I added the following statement in the getSym subroutine:
FileNum = FreeFile ' Get a free file number
Open "C:\MyDocuments\GILD_2006.txt" For Output As FileNum
Print #FileNum, List1.List(1)
Close FileNum
The problem is it does not print the list contents (in this case, the first element of the ListBox List1). When I set a breakpoint at FileNum and try to examine List1, it does not display anything either. When I continue execution after the breakpoint, it does not display anything in the form frmMain! Yet, when I do not interrupt execution, it does display the data in the frmMain.
Please, help.
PS I am using VB 6, for which List1.List should be the right expression to access the members of the List, but correct me if I am wrong.
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