To Do App in sVB

[psychclerk]

Code for a To Do App Created using sVB
toDo.zip

However, I think I found a bug. If the index of the current item is stored in a variable called CurrItem, running List.RemoveItemAt .. makes the CurrItem = 0. I have worked around that bug to make a functional app in the above code.

[VBAndCs]

Nice work @psychclerk. There is no CurrItem in the code you sent, so I guess in your first attempt you used the OnSelection event to update it. There is no bug here, because removing the selected item in the list deselects all items, so the CurrItem becomes 0. Is this what you are talking about? I suggest to consider these ideas in v2: * Each item should register the date and time when it added to the llist. * Each item should have a dead time. Use the DatePicker control to allow the user to select the date, * Use a combox to allow the use to choose the importance of the each task (normal, important, very important, urgent). * The simplest way to keep the data of each item together, is to add them to the list as a comma separated text, then using the Text.Split() method to restore them into an array when you need that. There is another alternative, by using a two dimensional array to hold items and their data, but this will need some work toe leep the list and the array synchronized after adding, removing and moving items up and down. So, the first way is easier. I hope you enjoy creating v2.

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