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Using String as Code for new Module
I have a loooong txt string containg code as one long continous line.
IE. str = "sub newFunction dim i as integer, test as integer test = 0 for i = 1 to i=1000 test=test+i next i end sub" Just much much longer. My issue is that I use this string as code for a new module - how do I auto-convert my stringed code to something VB can read? - My string is so long, that it cuts it (when max contents of a line is reached), and therefore it cant interpretate/read the content. |
Using String as Code for new Module
thanks for the reply - I'll look into it :)
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