*edit* I don't think windows phones are that popular. Most people I know that have smart phones have Android on them.
Yeah, I know their not that popular. Idk, maybe I'll get a Droid (I'll be learning Java this school year, and I teach myself outside of it. Plus, it's not that too different from C#). Here's a list of the phones I can choose from. They need to be under USD$150, though.
I guess I'll do some research on the Droids, seeing as 11 (at the time of this posting) people on here have one.
Sorry for my delay, but I was on a roll coming up with syntax for YANOOPL (...and had summer work)
Assuming your columns are in the exact order you mentioned (number, name, size, type), then this might work for you (I haven't used VB in a while, but this should give you the gist of it ):
Dim rom As New DataGridViewRow() rom.Cells(0).Value = number rom.Cells(1).Value = name rom.Cells(2).Value = size rom.Cells(3).Value = type DataGridView.Rows.Add(rom)
EDIT: You're also re-declaring you're array each time you go through your loop. Unless you removed some code (or I'm not understanding your code right), that's completely redundant :S
Almost everyone I've talked to that has an iPhone says that it's great at the beginning, but eventually it gets crappy. My best friend has had his less than a year and right now the vibrate button and function are kaputt, the screen is slightly unresponsive (enough to be annoying), and the calling quality has gone down since he got it.
My best friend's brother has a Droid. A lot of my friends and others in my school have an iPhone (though only one actually somewhat develops for it). There's only one other person that I know of at my school who has a Windows Phone 7, who isn't into programming at all.
I'm mainly getting the Windows Phone (HTC HD7) because we're signing up with Tmobile soon. Plus, I must admit: I'm somewhat of a "Micro$oft Fan-boy".
EDIT: Droids are cool, but I want a phone I can develop for NOW. I missed out on the programming courses for my school as a freshman, so I don't know any Java right now. I learned VB.NET by myself and learned VB6 from the intro course last year. I'm also currently self-learning C# and other major points of programming (floating and fixed point math, memory management, etc.), but I understand about 95% of how XNA gaming works, so I think I'll be okay. I just need an artist... >.>
Which type of cell phone do you use? I.e., Windows Phone, Droid, iPhone, Blackberry, other, etc.
I mainly want to know to see how many Windows Phone users there are on here. This can help for anyone who develops for it, so we can help each other debug and whatnot (same for Droid, iPhone, etc.). I'm looking into learning XNA so I can make a game for Windows Phone (7), because I'm hopefully getting one soon
Actually, XBox LIVE came up with my username. When I first got LIVE, I couldn't think of a gamertag, so I started putting in obviously taken gamertags and sifted through the suggestions. One of them was BlakPilar, and the other was FreeformDeer (which my cousin took). Ever since then, I've used BlakPilar for a lot of things, like my YouTube, Last.FM, and my AIM. (I also have a Zune tag of BlakPilar, but my main one is phillyphil0130*).
Spoiler For *:
It's a long story, but my nickname at school (and out of it with almost all of my female friends) is Phil, even though my name is Rich and my full name does not contain a "P" at all.
Forgive my ignorance, but this (Grammer) is an assembly library for TI-BASIC, right?
Actually it is a programming language as opposed to a library. An assembly program interprets the code instead of the BASIC interpreter. It is probably confusing since I use the TI-BASIC tokens (for now).
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(...and had summer work)
