What is the C version of VB net s InputDialog

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What is the C  version of VB net s InputBox

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To sum it up      There is none in C   You can use the dialog from Visual Basic by adding a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic      In Solution Explorer right-click on the References folder  Select Add Reference    In the  NET tab  in newer Visual Studio verions - Assembly tab  - select Microsoft VisualBasic Click on OK    Then you can use the previously mentioned code     string input   Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction InputBox  Prompt    Title    Default   0  0      Write your own InputBox  Use someone else s    That said  I suggest that you consider the need of an input box in the first place  Dialogs are not always the best way to do things and sometimes they do more harm than good - but that depends on the particular situation

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To sum it up      There is none in C   You can use the dialog from Visual Basic by adding a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic      In Solution Explorer right-click on the References folder  Select Add Reference    In the  NET tab  in newer Visual Studio verions - Assembly tab  - select Microsoft VisualBasic Click on OK    Then you can use the previously mentioned code     string input   Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction InputBox  Prompt    Title    Default   0  0      Write your own InputBox  Use someone else s    That said  I suggest that you consider the need of an input box in the first place  Dialogs are not always the best way to do things and sometimes they do more harm than good - but that depends on the particular situation

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There isn t one  If you really wanted to use the VB InputBox in C  you can  Just add reference to Microsoft VisualBasic dll and you ll find it there      But I would suggest to not use it  It is ugly and outdated IMO

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There is no such thing  I recommend to write it for yourself and use it whenever you need

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You mean InputBox   Just look in the Microsoft VisualBasic namespace   C  and VB Net share a common library   If one language can use it  so can the other

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To sum it up      There is none in C   You can use the dialog from Visual Basic by adding a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic      In Solution Explorer right-click on the References folder  Select Add Reference    In the  NET tab  in newer Visual Studio verions - Assembly tab  - select Microsoft VisualBasic Click on OK    Then you can use the previously mentioned code     string input   Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction InputBox  Prompt    Title    Default   0  0      Write your own InputBox  Use someone else s    That said  I suggest that you consider the need of an input box in the first place  Dialogs are not always the best way to do things and sometimes they do more harm than good - but that depends on the particular situation

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Returns the string the user entered  empty string if they hit Cancel       public static String InputBox String caption  String prompt  String defaultText                String localInputText   defaultText          if  InputQuery caption  prompt  ref localInputText                         return localInputText                    else                       return                       Returns the String as a ref parameter  returning true if they hit OK  or false if they hit Cancel       public static Boolean InputQuery String caption  String prompt  ref String value                Form form          form   new Form            form AutoScaleMode   AutoScaleMode Font          form Font   SystemFonts IconTitleFont           SizeF dialogUnits          dialogUnits   form AutoScaleDimensions           form FormBorderStyle   FormBorderStyle FixedDialog          form MinimizeBox   false          form MaximizeBox   false          form Text   caption           form ClientSize   new Size                      Toolkit MulDiv 180  dialogUnits Width  4                       Toolkit MulDiv 63  dialogUnits Height  8             form StartPosition   FormStartPosition CenterScreen           System Windows Forms Label lblPrompt          lblPrompt   new System Windows Forms Label            lblPrompt Parent   form          lblPrompt AutoSize   true          lblPrompt Left   Toolkit MulDiv 8  dialogUnits Width  4           lblPrompt Top   Toolkit MulDiv 8  dialogUnits Height  8           lblPrompt Text   prompt           System Windows Forms TextBox edInput          edInput   new System Windows Forms TextBox            edInput Parent   form          edInput Left   lblPrompt Left          edInput Top   Toolkit MulDiv 19  dialogUnits Height  8           edInput Width   Toolkit MulDiv 164  dialogUnits Width  4           edInput Text   value          edInput SelectAll              int buttonTop   Toolkit MulDiv 41  dialogUnits Height  8             Command buttons should be 50x14 dlus         Size buttonSize   Toolkit ScaleSize new Size 50  14   dialogUnits Width   4  dialogUnits Height   8            System Windows Forms Button bbOk   new System Windows Forms Button            bbOk Parent   form          bbOk Text    OK           bbOk DialogResult   DialogResult OK          form AcceptButton   bbOk          bbOk Location   new Point Toolkit MulDiv 38  dialogUnits Width  4   buttonTop           bbOk Size   buttonSize           System Windows Forms Button bbCancel   new System Windows Forms Button            bbCancel Parent   form          bbCancel Text    Cancel           bbCancel DialogResult   DialogResult Cancel          form CancelButton   bbCancel          bbCancel Location   new Point Toolkit MulDiv 92  dialogUnits Width  4   buttonTop           bbCancel Size   buttonSize           if  form ShowDialog      DialogResult OK                        value   edInput Text              return true                    else                       return false                            lt summary gt          Multiplies two 32-bit values and then divides the 64-bit result by a          third 32-bit value  The final result is rounded to the nearest integer           lt  summary gt      public static int MulDiv int nNumber  int nNumerator  int nDenominator                return  int Math Round  float nNumber   nNumerator   nDenominator              Note  Any code is released into the public domain  No attribution required

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Dynamic creation of a dialog box  You can customize to your taste   Note there is no external dependency here except winform  private static DialogResult ShowInputDialog ref string input                System Drawing Size size   new System Drawing Size 200  70           Form inputBox   new Form             inputBox FormBorderStyle   System Windows Forms FormBorderStyle FixedDialog          inputBox ClientSize   size          inputBox Text    Name            System Windows Forms TextBox textBox   new TextBox            textBox Size   new System Drawing Size size Width - 10  23           textBox Location   new System Drawing Point 5  5           textBox Text   input          inputBox Controls Add textBox            Button okButton   new Button            okButton DialogResult   System Windows Forms DialogResult OK          okButton Name    okButton           okButton Size   new System Drawing Size 75  23           okButton Text     amp OK           okButton Location   new System Drawing Point size Width - 80 - 80  39           inputBox Controls Add okButton            Button cancelButton   new Button            cancelButton DialogResult   System Windows Forms DialogResult Cancel          cancelButton Name    cancelButton           cancelButton Size   new System Drawing Size 75  23           cancelButton Text     amp Cancel           cancelButton Location   new System Drawing Point size Width - 80  39           inputBox Controls Add cancelButton            inputBox AcceptButton   okButton          inputBox CancelButton   cancelButton            DialogResult result   inputBox ShowDialog            input   textBox Text          return result          usage  string input  hede   ShowInputDialog ref input

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Add reference to Microsoft VisualBasic and use this function   string response    Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction InputBox  What s 1 1     Title    2   0  0     The last 2 number is an X Y position to display the input dialog

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You mean InputBox   Just look in the Microsoft VisualBasic namespace   C  and VB Net share a common library   If one language can use it  so can the other

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You mean InputBox   Just look in the Microsoft VisualBasic namespace   C  and VB Net share a common library   If one language can use it  so can the other

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There is no such thing  I recommend to write it for yourself and use it whenever you need

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Not only should you add Microsoft VisualBasic to your reference list for the project  but also you should declare  using Microsoft VisualBasic   so you just have to use  Interaction Inputbox         instead of Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction Inputbox

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Add reference to Microsoft VisualBasic and use this function   string response    Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction InputBox  What s 1 1     Title    2   0  0     The last 2 number is an X Y position to display the input dialog

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Add a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic  InputBox is in the Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction namespace   using Microsoft VisualBasic  string input   Interaction InputBox  Prompt    Title    Default   x coordinate  y coordinate     Only the first argument for prompt is mandatory

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There isn t one  If you really wanted to use the VB InputBox in C  you can  Just add reference to Microsoft VisualBasic dll and you ll find it there      But I would suggest to not use it  It is ugly and outdated IMO

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Add a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic  InputBox is in the Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction namespace   using Microsoft VisualBasic  string input   Interaction InputBox  Prompt    Title    Default   x coordinate  y coordinate     Only the first argument for prompt is mandatory

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Add a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic  InputBox is in the Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction namespace   using Microsoft VisualBasic  string input   Interaction InputBox  Prompt    Title    Default   x coordinate  y coordinate     Only the first argument for prompt is mandatory

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Add reference to Microsoft VisualBasic and use this function   string response    Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction InputBox  What s 1 1     Title    2   0  0     The last 2 number is an X Y position to display the input dialog

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Not only should you add Microsoft VisualBasic to your reference list for the project  but also you should declare  using Microsoft VisualBasic   so you just have to use  Interaction Inputbox         instead of Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction Inputbox

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Add reference to Microsoft VisualBasic and use this function   string response    Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction InputBox  What s 1 1     Title    2   0  0     The last 2 number is an X Y position to display the input dialog

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To sum it up      There is none in C   You can use the dialog from Visual Basic by adding a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic      In Solution Explorer right-click on the References folder  Select Add Reference    In the  NET tab  in newer Visual Studio verions - Assembly tab  - select Microsoft VisualBasic Click on OK    Then you can use the previously mentioned code     string input   Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction InputBox  Prompt    Title    Default   0  0      Write your own InputBox  Use someone else s    That said  I suggest that you consider the need of an input box in the first place  Dialogs are not always the best way to do things and sometimes they do more harm than good - but that depends on the particular situation

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I was able to achieve this by coding my own  I don t like extending into and relying on large library s for something rudimental   Form and Designer   public partial class InputBox        Form        public String Input               get   return textInput Text               public InputBox                 InitializeComponent               private void button2 Click object sender  EventArgs e                DialogResult   System Windows Forms DialogResult OK             private void button1 Click object sender  EventArgs e                DialogResult   System Windows Forms DialogResult Cancel             private void InputBox Load object sender  EventArgs e                this ActiveControl   textInput             public static DialogResult Show String title  String message  String inputTitle  out String inputValue                InputBox inputBox   null          DialogResult results   DialogResult None           using  inputBox   new InputBox     Text   title                          inputBox labelMessage Text   message              inputBox splitContainer2 SplitterDistance   inputBox labelMessage Width              inputBox labelInput Text   inputTitle              inputBox splitContainer1 SplitterDistance   inputBox labelInput Width              inputBox Size   new Size                  inputBox Width                  8   inputBox labelMessage Height   inputBox splitContainer2 SplitterWidth   inputBox splitContainer1 Height   8   inputBox button2 Height   12    50                results   inputBox ShowDialog                inputValue   inputBox Input                     return results             void labelInput TextChanged object sender  System EventArgs e                  partial class InputBox            lt summary gt          Required designer variable           lt  summary gt      private System ComponentModel IContainer components   null            lt summary gt          Clean up any resources being used           lt  summary gt           lt param name  disposing  gt true if managed resources should be disposed  otherwise  false  lt  param gt      protected override void Dispose bool disposing                if  disposing  amp  amp   components    null                         components Dispose                      base Dispose disposing               region Windows Form Designer generated code           lt summary gt          Required method for Designer support - do not modify         the contents of this method with the code editor           lt  summary gt      private void InitializeComponent                 this labelMessage   new System Windows Forms Label            this button1   new System Windows Forms Button            this button2   new System Windows Forms Button            this labelInput   new System Windows Forms Label            this textInput   new System Windows Forms TextBox            this splitContainer1   new System Windows Forms SplitContainer            this splitContainer2   new System Windows Forms SplitContainer              System ComponentModel ISupportInitialize  this splitContainer1   BeginInit            this splitContainer1 Panel1 SuspendLayout            this splitContainer1 Panel2 SuspendLayout            this splitContainer1 SuspendLayout              System ComponentModel ISupportInitialize  this splitContainer2   BeginInit            this splitContainer2 Panel1 SuspendLayout            this splitContainer2 Panel2 SuspendLayout            this splitContainer2 SuspendLayout            this SuspendLayout                           labelMessage                     this labelMessage AutoSize   true          this labelMessage Location   new System Drawing Point 3  0           this labelMessage MaximumSize   new System Drawing Size 379  0           this labelMessage Name    labelMessage           this labelMessage Size   new System Drawing Size 50  13           this labelMessage TabIndex   99          this labelMessage Text    Message                          button1                     this button1 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Bottom   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this button1 Location   new System Drawing Point 316  126           this button1 Name    button1           this button1 Size   new System Drawing Size 75  23           this button1 TabIndex   3          this button1 Text    Cancel           this button1 UseVisualStyleBackColor   true          this button1 Click    new System EventHandler this button1 Click                          button2                     this button2 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Bottom   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this button2 Location   new System Drawing Point 235  126           this button2 Name    button2           this button2 Size   new System Drawing Size 75  23           this button2 TabIndex   2          this button2 Text    OK           this button2 UseVisualStyleBackColor   true          this button2 Click    new System EventHandler this button2 Click                          labelInput                     this labelInput AutoSize   true          this labelInput Location   new System Drawing Point 3  6           this labelInput Name    labelInput           this labelInput Size   new System Drawing Size 31  13           this labelInput TabIndex   99          this labelInput Text    Input           this labelInput TextChanged    new System EventHandler this labelInput TextChanged                          textInput                     this textInput Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles    System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Top   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Left             System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this textInput Location   new System Drawing Point 3  3           this textInput Name    textInput           this textInput Size   new System Drawing Size 243  20           this textInput TabIndex   1                         splitContainer1                     this splitContainer1 Dock   System Windows Forms DockStyle Fill          this splitContainer1 FixedPanel   System Windows Forms FixedPanel Panel2          this splitContainer1 IsSplitterFixed   true          this splitContainer1 Location   new System Drawing Point 0  0           this splitContainer1 Name    splitContainer1                          splitContainer1 Panel1                     this splitContainer1 Panel1 Controls Add this labelInput                          splitContainer1 Panel2                     this splitContainer1 Panel2 Controls Add this textInput           this splitContainer1 Size   new System Drawing Size 379  50           this splitContainer1 SplitterDistance   126          this splitContainer1 TabIndex   99                         splitContainer2                     this splitContainer2 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Top   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Bottom             System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Left             System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this splitContainer2 IsSplitterFixed   true          this splitContainer2 Location   new System Drawing Point 12  12           this splitContainer2 Name    splitContainer2           this splitContainer2 Orientation   System Windows Forms Orientation Horizontal                         splitContainer2 Panel1                     this splitContainer2 Panel1 Controls Add this labelMessage                          splitContainer2 Panel2                     this splitContainer2 Panel2 Controls Add this splitContainer1           this splitContainer2 Size   new System Drawing Size 379  108           this splitContainer2 SplitterDistance   54          this splitContainer2 TabIndex   99                         InputBox                     this AutoScaleDimensions   new System Drawing SizeF 6F  13F           this AutoScaleMode   System Windows Forms AutoScaleMode Font          this ClientSize   new System Drawing Size 403  161           this Controls Add this splitContainer2           this Controls Add this button2           this Controls Add this button1           this FormBorderStyle   System Windows Forms FormBorderStyle FixedDialog          this MaximizeBox   false          this MinimizeBox   false          this Name    InputBox           this StartPosition   System Windows Forms FormStartPosition CenterScreen          this Text    Title           this TopMost   true          this Load    new System EventHandler this InputBox Load           this splitContainer1 Panel1 ResumeLayout false           this splitContainer1 Panel1 PerformLayout            this splitContainer1 Panel2 ResumeLayout false           this splitContainer1 Panel2 PerformLayout              System ComponentModel ISupportInitialize  this splitContainer1   EndInit            this splitContainer1 ResumeLayout false           this splitContainer2 Panel1 ResumeLayout false           this splitContainer2 Panel1 PerformLayout            this splitContainer2 Panel2 ResumeLayout false             System ComponentModel ISupportInitialize  this splitContainer2   EndInit            this splitContainer2 ResumeLayout false           this ResumeLayout false                endregion      private System Windows Forms Label labelMessage      private System Windows Forms Button button1      private System Windows Forms Button button2      private System Windows Forms Label labelInput      private System Windows Forms TextBox textInput      private System Windows Forms SplitContainer splitContainer1      private System Windows Forms SplitContainer splitContainer2      Usage   String output        result   System Windows Forms DialogResult None   result   InputBox Show       Input Required        Please enter the value  if available  below         Value       out output    if  result    System Windows Forms DialogResult OK        return      Note this exhibits a bit of auto sizing to keep it pretty based on how much text you ask it display  I also know it s lacking the bells and whistles but it s a solid step forward for those facing this same dilemma

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Returns the string the user entered  empty string if they hit Cancel       public static String InputBox String caption  String prompt  String defaultText                String localInputText   defaultText          if  InputQuery caption  prompt  ref localInputText                         return localInputText                    else                       return                       Returns the String as a ref parameter  returning true if they hit OK  or false if they hit Cancel       public static Boolean InputQuery String caption  String prompt  ref String value                Form form          form   new Form            form AutoScaleMode   AutoScaleMode Font          form Font   SystemFonts IconTitleFont           SizeF dialogUnits          dialogUnits   form AutoScaleDimensions           form FormBorderStyle   FormBorderStyle FixedDialog          form MinimizeBox   false          form MaximizeBox   false          form Text   caption           form ClientSize   new Size                      Toolkit MulDiv 180  dialogUnits Width  4                       Toolkit MulDiv 63  dialogUnits Height  8             form StartPosition   FormStartPosition CenterScreen           System Windows Forms Label lblPrompt          lblPrompt   new System Windows Forms Label            lblPrompt Parent   form          lblPrompt AutoSize   true          lblPrompt Left   Toolkit MulDiv 8  dialogUnits Width  4           lblPrompt Top   Toolkit MulDiv 8  dialogUnits Height  8           lblPrompt Text   prompt           System Windows Forms TextBox edInput          edInput   new System Windows Forms TextBox            edInput Parent   form          edInput Left   lblPrompt Left          edInput Top   Toolkit MulDiv 19  dialogUnits Height  8           edInput Width   Toolkit MulDiv 164  dialogUnits Width  4           edInput Text   value          edInput SelectAll              int buttonTop   Toolkit MulDiv 41  dialogUnits Height  8             Command buttons should be 50x14 dlus         Size buttonSize   Toolkit ScaleSize new Size 50  14   dialogUnits Width   4  dialogUnits Height   8            System Windows Forms Button bbOk   new System Windows Forms Button            bbOk Parent   form          bbOk Text    OK           bbOk DialogResult   DialogResult OK          form AcceptButton   bbOk          bbOk Location   new Point Toolkit MulDiv 38  dialogUnits Width  4   buttonTop           bbOk Size   buttonSize           System Windows Forms Button bbCancel   new System Windows Forms Button            bbCancel Parent   form          bbCancel Text    Cancel           bbCancel DialogResult   DialogResult Cancel          form CancelButton   bbCancel          bbCancel Location   new Point Toolkit MulDiv 92  dialogUnits Width  4   buttonTop           bbCancel Size   buttonSize           if  form ShowDialog      DialogResult OK                        value   edInput Text              return true                    else                       return false                            lt summary gt          Multiplies two 32-bit values and then divides the 64-bit result by a          third 32-bit value  The final result is rounded to the nearest integer           lt  summary gt      public static int MulDiv int nNumber  int nNumerator  int nDenominator                return  int Math Round  float nNumber   nNumerator   nDenominator              Note  Any code is released into the public domain  No attribution required

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There is no such thing  I recommend to write it for yourself and use it whenever you need

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Add a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic  InputBox is in the Microsoft VisualBasic Interaction namespace   using Microsoft VisualBasic  string input   Interaction InputBox  Prompt    Title    Default   x coordinate  y coordinate     Only the first argument for prompt is mandatory

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I was able to achieve this by coding my own  I don t like extending into and relying on large library s for something rudimental   Form and Designer   public partial class InputBox        Form        public String Input               get   return textInput Text               public InputBox                 InitializeComponent               private void button2 Click object sender  EventArgs e                DialogResult   System Windows Forms DialogResult OK             private void button1 Click object sender  EventArgs e                DialogResult   System Windows Forms DialogResult Cancel             private void InputBox Load object sender  EventArgs e                this ActiveControl   textInput             public static DialogResult Show String title  String message  String inputTitle  out String inputValue                InputBox inputBox   null          DialogResult results   DialogResult None           using  inputBox   new InputBox     Text   title                          inputBox labelMessage Text   message              inputBox splitContainer2 SplitterDistance   inputBox labelMessage Width              inputBox labelInput Text   inputTitle              inputBox splitContainer1 SplitterDistance   inputBox labelInput Width              inputBox Size   new Size                  inputBox Width                  8   inputBox labelMessage Height   inputBox splitContainer2 SplitterWidth   inputBox splitContainer1 Height   8   inputBox button2 Height   12    50                results   inputBox ShowDialog                inputValue   inputBox Input                     return results             void labelInput TextChanged object sender  System EventArgs e                  partial class InputBox            lt summary gt          Required designer variable           lt  summary gt      private System ComponentModel IContainer components   null            lt summary gt          Clean up any resources being used           lt  summary gt           lt param name  disposing  gt true if managed resources should be disposed  otherwise  false  lt  param gt      protected override void Dispose bool disposing                if  disposing  amp  amp   components    null                         components Dispose                      base Dispose disposing               region Windows Form Designer generated code           lt summary gt          Required method for Designer support - do not modify         the contents of this method with the code editor           lt  summary gt      private void InitializeComponent                 this labelMessage   new System Windows Forms Label            this button1   new System Windows Forms Button            this button2   new System Windows Forms Button            this labelInput   new System Windows Forms Label            this textInput   new System Windows Forms TextBox            this splitContainer1   new System Windows Forms SplitContainer            this splitContainer2   new System Windows Forms SplitContainer              System ComponentModel ISupportInitialize  this splitContainer1   BeginInit            this splitContainer1 Panel1 SuspendLayout            this splitContainer1 Panel2 SuspendLayout            this splitContainer1 SuspendLayout              System ComponentModel ISupportInitialize  this splitContainer2   BeginInit            this splitContainer2 Panel1 SuspendLayout            this splitContainer2 Panel2 SuspendLayout            this splitContainer2 SuspendLayout            this SuspendLayout                           labelMessage                     this labelMessage AutoSize   true          this labelMessage Location   new System Drawing Point 3  0           this labelMessage MaximumSize   new System Drawing Size 379  0           this labelMessage Name    labelMessage           this labelMessage Size   new System Drawing Size 50  13           this labelMessage TabIndex   99          this labelMessage Text    Message                          button1                     this button1 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Bottom   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this button1 Location   new System Drawing Point 316  126           this button1 Name    button1           this button1 Size   new System Drawing Size 75  23           this button1 TabIndex   3          this button1 Text    Cancel           this button1 UseVisualStyleBackColor   true          this button1 Click    new System EventHandler this button1 Click                          button2                     this button2 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Bottom   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this button2 Location   new System Drawing Point 235  126           this button2 Name    button2           this button2 Size   new System Drawing Size 75  23           this button2 TabIndex   2          this button2 Text    OK           this button2 UseVisualStyleBackColor   true          this button2 Click    new System EventHandler this button2 Click                          labelInput                     this labelInput AutoSize   true          this labelInput Location   new System Drawing Point 3  6           this labelInput Name    labelInput           this labelInput Size   new System Drawing Size 31  13           this labelInput TabIndex   99          this labelInput Text    Input           this labelInput TextChanged    new System EventHandler this labelInput TextChanged                          textInput                     this textInput Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles    System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Top   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Left             System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this textInput Location   new System Drawing Point 3  3           this textInput Name    textInput           this textInput Size   new System Drawing Size 243  20           this textInput TabIndex   1                         splitContainer1                     this splitContainer1 Dock   System Windows Forms DockStyle Fill          this splitContainer1 FixedPanel   System Windows Forms FixedPanel Panel2          this splitContainer1 IsSplitterFixed   true          this splitContainer1 Location   new System Drawing Point 0  0           this splitContainer1 Name    splitContainer1                          splitContainer1 Panel1                     this splitContainer1 Panel1 Controls Add this labelInput                          splitContainer1 Panel2                     this splitContainer1 Panel2 Controls Add this textInput           this splitContainer1 Size   new System Drawing Size 379  50           this splitContainer1 SplitterDistance   126          this splitContainer1 TabIndex   99                         splitContainer2                     this splitContainer2 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Top   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Bottom             System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Left             System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this splitContainer2 IsSplitterFixed   true          this splitContainer2 Location   new System Drawing Point 12  12           this splitContainer2 Name    splitContainer2           this splitContainer2 Orientation   System Windows Forms Orientation Horizontal                         splitContainer2 Panel1                     this splitContainer2 Panel1 Controls Add this labelMessage                          splitContainer2 Panel2                     this splitContainer2 Panel2 Controls Add this splitContainer1           this splitContainer2 Size   new System Drawing Size 379  108           this splitContainer2 SplitterDistance   54          this splitContainer2 TabIndex   99                         InputBox                     this AutoScaleDimensions   new System Drawing SizeF 6F  13F           this AutoScaleMode   System Windows Forms AutoScaleMode Font          this ClientSize   new System Drawing Size 403  161           this Controls Add this splitContainer2           this Controls Add this button2           this Controls Add this button1           this FormBorderStyle   System Windows Forms FormBorderStyle FixedDialog          this MaximizeBox   false          this MinimizeBox   false          this Name    InputBox           this StartPosition   System Windows Forms FormStartPosition CenterScreen          this Text    Title           this TopMost   true          this Load    new System EventHandler this InputBox Load           this splitContainer1 Panel1 ResumeLayout false           this splitContainer1 Panel1 PerformLayout            this splitContainer1 Panel2 ResumeLayout false           this splitContainer1 Panel2 PerformLayout              System ComponentModel ISupportInitialize  this splitContainer1   EndInit            this splitContainer1 ResumeLayout false           this splitContainer2 Panel1 ResumeLayout false           this splitContainer2 Panel1 PerformLayout            this splitContainer2 Panel2 ResumeLayout false             System ComponentModel ISupportInitialize  this splitContainer2   EndInit            this splitContainer2 ResumeLayout false           this ResumeLayout false                endregion      private System Windows Forms Label labelMessage      private System Windows Forms Button button1      private System Windows Forms Button button2      private System Windows Forms Label labelInput      private System Windows Forms TextBox textInput      private System Windows Forms SplitContainer splitContainer1      private System Windows Forms SplitContainer splitContainer2      Usage   String output        result   System Windows Forms DialogResult None   result   InputBox Show       Input Required        Please enter the value  if available  below         Value       out output    if  result    System Windows Forms DialogResult OK        return      Note this exhibits a bit of auto sizing to keep it pretty based on how much text you ask it display  I also know it s lacking the bells and whistles but it s a solid step forward for those facing this same dilemma

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Without adding a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic        dynamic  requires reference to Microsoft CSharp Type tScriptControl   Type GetTypeFromProgID  ScriptControl    dynamic oSC   Activator CreateInstance tScriptControl    oSC Language    VBScript   string sFunc     Function InBox prompt  title  default   InBox   InputBox prompt  title  default      End Function    oSC AddCode sFunc   dynamic Ret   oSC Run  InBox                              See these for further information  ScriptControl MsgBox in JScript Input and MsgBox in JScript   NET 2 0   string sFunc     Function InBox prompt  title  default   InBox   InputBox prompt  title  default      End Function     Type tScriptControl   Type GetTypeFromProgID  ScriptControl    object oSC   Activator CreateInstance tScriptControl       https   github com mono mono blob master mcs class corlib System MonoType cs    System Reflection PropertyInfo pi   tScriptControl GetProperty  Language   System Reflection BindingFlags Instance   System Reflection BindingFlags Static   System Reflection BindingFlags CreateInstance  System Reflection BindingFlags Public   System Reflection BindingFlags NonPublic   System Reflection BindingFlags SetProperty   System Reflection BindingFlags IgnoreCase      pi SetValue oSC   VBScript   null    tScriptControl InvokeMember  Language   System Reflection BindingFlags SetProperty  null  oSC  new object      VBScript      tScriptControl InvokeMember  AddCode   System Reflection BindingFlags InvokeMethod  null  oSC  new object     sFunc     object ret   tScriptControl InvokeMember  Run   System Reflection BindingFlags InvokeMethod  null  oSC  new object      InBox                              Console WriteLine ret

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There isn t one  If you really wanted to use the VB InputBox in C  you can  Just add reference to Microsoft VisualBasic dll and you ll find it there      But I would suggest to not use it  It is ugly and outdated IMO

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You mean InputBox   Just look in the Microsoft VisualBasic namespace   C  and VB Net share a common library   If one language can use it  so can the other

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Without adding a reference to Microsoft VisualBasic        dynamic  requires reference to Microsoft CSharp Type tScriptControl   Type GetTypeFromProgID  ScriptControl    dynamic oSC   Activator CreateInstance tScriptControl    oSC Language    VBScript   string sFunc     Function InBox prompt  title  default   InBox   InputBox prompt  title  default      End Function    oSC AddCode sFunc   dynamic Ret   oSC Run  InBox                              See these for further information  ScriptControl MsgBox in JScript Input and MsgBox in JScript   NET 2 0   string sFunc     Function InBox prompt  title  default   InBox   InputBox prompt  title  default      End Function     Type tScriptControl   Type GetTypeFromProgID  ScriptControl    object oSC   Activator CreateInstance tScriptControl       https   github com mono mono blob master mcs class corlib System MonoType cs    System Reflection PropertyInfo pi   tScriptControl GetProperty  Language   System Reflection BindingFlags Instance   System Reflection BindingFlags Static   System Reflection BindingFlags CreateInstance  System Reflection BindingFlags Public   System Reflection BindingFlags NonPublic   System Reflection BindingFlags SetProperty   System Reflection BindingFlags IgnoreCase      pi SetValue oSC   VBScript   null    tScriptControl InvokeMember  Language   System Reflection BindingFlags SetProperty  null  oSC  new object      VBScript      tScriptControl InvokeMember  AddCode   System Reflection BindingFlags InvokeMethod  null  oSC  new object     sFunc     object ret   tScriptControl InvokeMember  Run   System Reflection BindingFlags InvokeMethod  null  oSC  new object      InBox                              Console WriteLine ret

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There is no such thing  I recommend to write it for yourself and use it whenever you need

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There isn t one  If you really wanted to use the VB InputBox in C  you can  Just add reference to Microsoft VisualBasic dll and you ll find it there      But I would suggest to not use it  It is ugly and outdated IMO

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Dynamic creation of a dialog box  You can customize to your taste   Note there is no external dependency here except winform  private static DialogResult ShowInputDialog ref string input                System Drawing Size size   new System Drawing Size 200  70           Form inputBox   new Form             inputBox FormBorderStyle   System Windows Forms FormBorderStyle FixedDialog          inputBox ClientSize   size          inputBox Text    Name            System Windows Forms TextBox textBox   new TextBox            textBox Size   new System Drawing Size size Width - 10  23           textBox Location   new System Drawing Point 5  5           textBox Text   input          inputBox Controls Add textBox            Button okButton   new Button            okButton DialogResult   System Windows Forms DialogResult OK          okButton Name    okButton           okButton Size   new System Drawing Size 75  23           okButton Text     amp OK           okButton Location   new System Drawing Point size Width - 80 - 80  39           inputBox Controls Add okButton            Button cancelButton   new Button            cancelButton DialogResult   System Windows Forms DialogResult Cancel          cancelButton Name    cancelButton           cancelButton Size   new System Drawing Size 75  23           cancelButton Text     amp Cancel           cancelButton Location   new System Drawing Point size Width - 80  39           inputBox Controls Add cancelButton            inputBox AcceptButton   okButton          inputBox CancelButton   cancelButton            DialogResult result   inputBox ShowDialog            input   textBox Text          return result          usage  string input  hede   ShowInputDialog ref input

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