C-Sharpener For VB can automatically convert VB to C# (or as some developers like to spell it VB 2 CSharp ). It is a Visual Studio .NET addin and converts all VB.NET project related files including the project file itself.

You need Visual Studio .NET 2003 or 2005 (Standard, Professional, or Team edition) installed on your computer to run C-Sharpener For VB because it is a Visual Studio .NET Addin. C-Sharpener For VB does not support Visual Studio .Net 2005 Express edition because the Express edition does not support Visual Studio .NET Addins.

C-Sharpener For VB is really a full parser that emits C# instead of MS Intermediate Language. It does full syntactic and semantic analysis including a full symbol tree of all symbols in the code and referenced assemblies. Some conversion problems can only be solved with this level of technology.

If you purchase C-Sharpener For VB, we will give you minor version upgrades for free. For instance, if you license version 1.1 and we release 1.2, you can upgrade for free. If we were to release 2.0, then you would get a substantial discount coupon for the new major release.

C-Sharpener For VB does not convert vbscript. However, it does convert all Visual Basic .NET code in code-behind (*.vb) pages.

Added support for converting on the network. You can now enter project paths such as "\\server1\testprojects". Fixed problem that prevented some assemblies from loading during conversion. This often caused a project to be "successfully" converted, but no lines of code were added to the project.

Assuming that you have successfully installed C-Sharpener For VB, the menu option should automatically appear. If it doesn't appear, then try the following: Turn on the checkbox to the left of C-Sharpener For VB and click the OK button. The menu option should now appear.

Please see Limitations and Workarounds (PDF file) for more details. You may also want to look at some sample converted projects.

For the record, we see value in both the VB.NET and C# languages. However, if C# is your preferred language, you want to convince others to switch from VB. You can use the reasons below to convince your managers or co-workers. Your code quality will improve because C# catches potential errors (example: variable use allowed before initialization and dead code) that are permitted in VB.NET. If your project is a mix of VB.

Many people, including myself and the C# language designers, believe that 'with' often harms readability, and is more of a curse than a blessing. For more information, see the Ask a C# Language Designer page.

A You must create a file called sissy.ini and add the line "LANG_C=Yes". Jokes aside, this is not something IDA can do. The output is ASM.

This argument is as old as D++ is, back to the days of version 1.5 on PSC. First off, I do not care to learn assembly to the point of writing this code. It's... pointless. Secondly, I do know that C++ would be faster. D++ began with VB6, and that's why it's still in VB6. Now then, at the time of starting this project I did not have enough knowledge of C++ to write such a thing, although at this point I do. That's why a D++ DLL in C++ is my next project. But for now, it stays in VB.

Additionally VB defines _Class1 as a Dual interface, that is, it sets up a standard _Class1 interface AND a Dispinterface counter-part of the _Class1 interface, so that you can access your methods via early-binding AND late-binding. Note that VB marks this interface as the default interface of the object (remember you can define additional interfaces in your class via the Implements keyword).

Yes. You can use Mainsoft for Java EE to create class libraries that can be used from Java development tools as regular Java class libraries. Read Developing a class library to be used in a Java IDE in the online help for details.

A pencil sharpener and 3-hole punch are available. Please ask for assistance at the Circulation Desk.

VB Convert! is our alternative to REAL Software's current Visual Basic 6 to REALbasic converter. Many have found REAL's VBPC to be inadequate for their conversion needs, so with REAL apparently not interested in updating the VBPC, we have addressed the need with VB Convert!. VB Convert! is a tool...it's not a magical genie. Just like you must pick up and actually use a spanner or wrench to fix a car, you must use VB Convert! in the same way.

Our pencil sharpener is on the front desk, and must be pressed down on the top once your pencil is inserted.

A pencil sharpener is currently located to your left if you are facing the Reference Desk. It is on the table, after the bank of reference computers. A hole puncher and a stapler are available above the book drop in the center of the circulation/reference desk. A paper cutter is located next to room 119 (computer classroom) of the hallway of the main floor of the Library. Scissors, white-out, scotch tape, and a few other tools are available from the reference desk.

Go to the base level database window for Autodocs. Then click on the tab that says Reports. Click on the report called Ship Labels. That is the report that prints the labels. Click on the Design button to pull up the report in a design window. You can now change the text or add a date function, delete a field or anything you want. Watch out, though! If you add things that alter the exterior size of the report, the current type of labels will not hold the label text properly.

Another answer from Paul Vick, Technical Lead on VB.NET, explaining the changes in array bounds from Visual Basic 6.0:

They are available at the Reserve and Reference Desks located on the first floor. Numerous manual pencil sharpeners can be found mounted to the walls on the first and second floors.

It depends on how hard a person wants to pursue their dream. The going rate for salon sharpening is $25.00 a scissor. A slow beginner can do a proper reconditioning of an expensive salon scissor in under fifteen minutes. This translates to $100 an hour without sales. Add scissors sales to your business call, and you can make some really serious money. There are several Sungold Group graduates making in excess of $100,000.00 dollars a year.