VB.NET Luhn Check
As promised here is the VB.NET luhn check. As I haven't been able to carry out any work on my formatter yet, this will remain unformatting until complete.
Public Function luhnChk(ByVal ccNo As String) As Boolean Dim i, w, a As Integer Dim x As String a = 0 ccNo = ccNo.Trim() w = 2 * (Len(ccNo) Mod 2) For i = Len(ccNo) - 1 To 1 Step -1 x = Mid(ccNo, i, 1) If IsNumeric(x) Then Select Case (i Mod 2) + w Case 0, 3 a = a + CInt(x) Case 1, 2 x = CInt(x) * 2 If x > 9 Then a = a + (x 10) + (x - 10) Else a = a + x End If End Select End If Next a = 10 - (a Mod 10) If a > 9 Then a = 0 Return (CStr(a) = Right(ccNo, 1)) End Function
I haven't added in checking the first number/s validation, as I have found there to be an inconsistency as to what number/s are used on what card type (an example was that I was told by one bank that a Maestro card couldn't start with 67, only Solo, but I have a Maestro card that does!)
Code formatter
I started this morning looking for a code formater for blogger and I found;
http://formatmysourcecode.blogspot.com/
It was nice but there were no color coding options for the code. I dug further and found the following;
http://www.manoli.net/csharpformat/
Which is great for c#, vb.net and t-sql, but it isn't blogger friendly (didn't generate all the CSS inline).
What I have done for this site is to use the ideal of blogger friendly code formating from http://formatmysourcecode.blogspot.com/ and merge it with http://www.manoli.net/csharpformat/.
Another problem was that whilst I had now worked out how to generate the right look and feel for .NET / SQL, I didn't have a JavaScript formater. I found http://www.felgall.com/jsformat.htm, which is great but again I have had to combine this formater with the idea of the http://www.manoli.net/csharpformat/
So after all the messing around I have downloaded http://www.manoli.net/csharpformat/ source code and will be adding the following functionality;
- Blogger friendly formatting
- JS formatting
- CSS formatting
As soon as its completed I'll post in on my Portfolio site (http://www.carlbruiners.co.uk) for you all to download and use.
I specialise in all things Agile (XP, Kanban, Lean), in particular Scrum. I have a passion for taking on 'problem' projects / teams and turning them into a sucess as well as promoting automated test driven practices.




