what is equivalent property of winsock's UBound of vb6 in winsock control in c# windows forms

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Hi my name is vishal for 2 days i have been breaking my head on finding winsock equivalent property UBound of vb6 in winsock control of c# windows forms.

I know that this is a naive/silly question but an answer to this may help me solve lot of problems regarding winsock control in c# windows forms. Can anyone help me please? Any help/guidance in solving of this problem would be greatly appreciated!

Posted 12-Jun-14 0:31am

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[no name] 12-Jun-14 6:50am

No matter how many times you repost this, the answer is not going to change. A winsock control does not have a UBound property so there is no .NET equivalent.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-12T02:10:00

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AGAIN! There is no such thing.

UBound, as used in the code in your other copy of this question, returns the upper bound of an ARRAY of something.

Do NOT post this question again. If you do, it will be deleted.

Posted 12-Jun-14 2:10am

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Member 10248768 13-Jun-14 0:08am

OK I agree Mr.Dave Kreskowiak. I wont you have my word! I will find another way/method to solve my problem. Sorry for causing any discomfort to you or any other members in this forum! Sorry for my action! I deeply apologize for my action!. It wont happen again.