I've created 10 labels in runtime. They're ordered in horizontal, so when one finishes the other starts.
In the program I introduce random letters. Some letters have a black value, other letters have a white value/color.
When I introduce one letter the program fills the Label.Backcolor using white or black.
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The labels are from 0 to X (Label(0)....Label(14)) ordered from left to right (low to high).
The problem starts when I introduce one letter and I want to move the colors one position to right.
For example:
Label(0) BLACK
Label(1) WHITE
After I introduce 1 white value...
Label(0) WHITE
Label(1) BLACK (before it was Label(0))
Label(2) WHITE (before it was Label(1))
I've tried this
but something I'm doing in an incorrect way
In the program I introduce random letters. Some letters have a black value, other letters have a white value/color.
When I introduce one letter the program fills the Label.Backcolor using white or black.
The labels are from 0 to X (Label(0)....Label(14)) ordered from left to right (low to high).
The problem starts when I introduce one letter and I want to move the colors one position to right.
For example:
Label(0) BLACK
Label(1) WHITE
After I introduce 1 white value...
Label(0) WHITE
Label(1) BLACK (before it was Label(0))
Label(2) WHITE (before it was Label(1))
I've tried this
Code:
Dim G As Integer
For G = 0 To MatrixA - 1
If Label(G).BackColor <> Color.LightGray Then
Label(G + 1).BackColor = Label(G).BackColor
End If
Next G