VB6 Program Text Box Input Filtering -- 2
Budget: $10 – $30 CAD
I have an older working Visual Basic 6.0 program that needs a very small modification.
The working program takes data from the serial/USB port and displays the data to the text box. The program works well except for one small bug.
The change I need done is when a Carriage Return is received (VBCR), the cursor in the text box must return to the beginning of the current line, not the next line as with VBCRLF. The next data to be displayed in the text box will begin at the new cursor location (the start of the current line).
For testing you must have an Arduino board or another micro controller board with a USB interface. I will send you the program for your board in order for you to replicate the bugs.
I would like to hire a coder with experience in VB6 so I do not have to continually test the program numerous times. I do not have a great deal of time to spend on this.
I can send you test files, source code and a video of how the program should work upon acceptance of your bid. Please be honest with your bid. Do not bid low if you
don't intend to do the project.
The working program takes data from the serial/USB port and displays the data to the text box. The program works well except for one small bug.
The change I need done is when a Carriage Return is received (VBCR), the cursor in the text box must return to the beginning of the current line, not the next line as with VBCRLF. The next data to be displayed in the text box will begin at the new cursor location (the start of the current line).
For testing you must have an Arduino board or another micro controller board with a USB interface. I will send you the program for your board in order for you to replicate the bugs.
I would like to hire a coder with experience in VB6 so I do not have to continually test the program numerous times. I do not have a great deal of time to spend on this.
I can send you test files, source code and a video of how the program should work upon acceptance of your bid. Please be honest with your bid. Do not bid low if you
don't intend to do the project.