String Maker V1.1

Updated to v1.1, Fixed few bugs.
I always feel I loose a lot of time formating my msgbox strings.
String Maker is a program that formats your "normal text" into
a variable string usable in visual basic.
Lets say, for example, you want a msgbox to show this:
-------------------------------------
Warning:
The "input" parameters found
in the data size field can generate a
general protection error
-------------------------------------
String maker will format it for you to just copy and paste like this:
MyString = "-------------------------------------" & vbNewLine
MyString = MyString & " Warning:" & vbNewLine
MyString = MyString & "The " & chr(34) & "input" & chr(34) & "parameters" & vbNewLine
MyString = MyString & "found in the data size" & vbNewLine
MyString = MyString & "field can generate a" & vbNewLine MyString = MyString & "general protection error" & vbNewLine
MyString = MyString & "-------------------------------------"
Then you could use it like:
MsgBox mystring
It also has the capability to create SQL table strings:
MyString = "CREATE TABLE [tblThisTable] ("
MyString = MyString & "[fldBinary] Binary(20),"
MyString = MyString & "[fldBit] BIT,"
MyString = MyString & "[fildInteger] Short,"
MyString = MyString & "[fldText] Text(240)"
MyString = MyString & ")"
All you have to do is execute the string
like dbobject.execute mystring.
And, as always, it also shows the use of MDI projects, menus,
tray icon, popup menu in the tray icon, selections, etc...
You are allowed and encouraged to continue this project to grow
its capabilities... just keep me informed.
Thanx to the guy of the tray area control.
Note that you must use the exit menu command to close the program,
since pressing the X button in the window's controls will just send
the program to the tray area... Pretty much like audiogalaxy.
-Fongus

Original Author: unknown

Inputs

The text to be formated

Assumptions

Returns

Formated text

Side Effects

Non known

API Declarations

Non

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Posted: 2002-06-01
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