What I need to do is create comboboxes populated with values from a CSV for each class object selected from an Active Directory schema. \r\n \r\nSo lets say twelve classes are selected, the next form will display the class names in a checkedlistbox and will require twelve comboboxes for associating AD classes to CSV fields. Since the number of AD classes selected will always vary, is there a practical way to code it so that the objects can be instantiated from values stored in a variable? \r\n \r\nOther languages support macro substitution, where the variable\'s value is interpreted as a literal at runtime. \r\n \r\nDeveloping in Visual Studio 2005, VB version 8 .netFramework 2.0xxx
Literal substitution - instantiate form objects using variables as literals
What I need to do is create comboboxes populated with values from a CSV for each class object selected from an Active Directory schema.
So lets say twelve classes are selected, the next form will display the class names in a checkedlistbox and will require twelve comboboxes for associating AD classes to CSV fields. Since the number of AD classes selected will always vary, is there a practical way to code it so that the objects can be instantiated from values stored in a variable?
Other languages support macro substitution, where the variable's value is interpreted as a literal at runtime.
Developing in Visual Studio 2005, VB version 8 .netFramework 2.0xxx
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Literal substitution - instantiate form objects using variables as literals
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