Comments by VBeginner.NET

VBeginner.NET 16-Oct-22 2:08am View

I am putting the code as a response since this textbox does not seem to take anything other than plain text.

VBeginner.NET 26-Aug-21 4:02am View

I must have been quite sleepy. I even saw this in a Google search but did not go to that page. At that time, I probably did not know that keywords is what I needed, not reserved words. But got it now.

Thanks for the help.

VBeginner.NET 26-Aug-21 2:11am View

That page seems to show 171 keywords. What about Fortran? Is there any similar page for Fortran?

VBeginner.NET 26-Aug-21 0:38am View

Of course not, and I am not programming in Fortran these days. I am just trying to compare the number of key words.

VBeginner.NET 20-Aug-21 6:21am View

This sounds very interesting. This probably means that I can also compile the whole first project as a DLL (class library) and use that in the second one. But every time I make changes, I would have to compile the DLL again.

VBeginner.NET 20-Aug-21 4:36am View

The first project is ready and I should not really mess with that. I think the Linked Items option sounds very good.

VBeginner.NET 20-Aug-21 4:34am View

The second option looks very good. This probably means I have to have permanent places for the two projects. What should I do when I have to move them to another computer? I won't necessarily have the same folder names, path names.

Aren't linked items also pointing to the same file on the disk?

VBeginner.NET 20-Aug-21 4:15am View

This is first of all a bit advanced for me, and secondly, I cannot mess with the project I already have completed. Is there some other good way?

VBeginner.NET 8-Aug-21 10:23am View

Their language is miserable for someone who is not a professional programmer. I do not understand half of the terms they use. Even if I refer to their pages to check some class or properties, it become difficult to understand. I could still go through it very quickly until I find a good book or a tutorial.

VBeginner.NET 8-Aug-21 10:20am View

This is a very good advice. Even though it might take 50 to 100 hours to learn C# properly, it might be worthwhile.

At the same time, I am dependent on the VB6 code for my normal work, so I cannot give up VB.net entirely and recode a few projects or thousands of lines in C# immediately after that. And you are very right. It is a bit like QBasic code with GoTo statements in plenty. A lot of that cannot be translated automatically, and will need rethinking.

VBeginner.NET 27-Jul-21 12:07pm View

That raises the obvious question: Why hasn't Microsoft thought of providing this facility so that the programmer can do this in one line? Even without compression plain avi file would be fine.

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