to change property into function

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how can i change the below property into a function ?
its in vb6 and i want to convert it into vb.net .

Public Property Let PathToTop(pPathToTop As String)
lPathToTop = pPathToTop
Set lAttribute = Nothing
Set lAttribute = lDatabase.GetProperties(lPathToTop)
End Property

Public Property Get PathToTop() As String
PathToTop = lPathToTop
End Property

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Posted 3-Feb-13 22:15pm

saurabh kumar mahto

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Feb-13 4:16am

Gibberish! And how can it help to "convert" anything to .NET?!
—SA

Zoltán Zörgő 4-Feb-13 4:17am

A property is function. Actually one or two functions: a getter and/or a setter. What is your problem? It is not clear, please improve question.

saurabh kumar mahto 4-Feb-13 4:23am

I just want this VB6 piece of code to be converted into VB.NET ?
can you please help me ?

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-03T22:22:00

You would need two functions - one for the getter, and one for the setter.
So why not make it a property?

VB

Private lPathToTop As String
Public Property PathToTop() As String
	Get
		Return lPathToTop
	End Get
	Set
		lPathToTop = value
		lAttribute = lDatabase.GetProperties(lPathToTop)
	End Set
End Property