Visual Basic

Wooster2006 wrote:

Integer nSize = 24
Object() pObjArray = new Object() {nSize}

Dim nSize As Integer = 24<br />
      Dim pObjArray(nSize) As Object<br />
<br />
      '// And to test it:<br />
      pObjArray(24) = "Test"<br />
      MsgBox(CType(pObjArray(24), String))

j-on wrote:

Dim nSize As Integer = 24
Dim pObjArray(nSize) As Object

Dim nSize As Integer = 24<br />
Dim pObjArray(nSize - 1) As Object

int nSize = 24;
object[] pObjArray = new object[nSize];

Dim nSize As Integer = 24
Dim pObjArray(nSize - 1) As Object

Dim pObjArray() As Object ' Array not created yet.<br />
ReDim pObjArray(nSize - 1) ' This create a new array.<br />
ReDim pObjArray(1) ' This creates a new array having 2 elements.

Dim pObjArray() As Object<br />
pObjArray = New Object() {1, 2, 3}

If (panMain.SelectedPanel.Text = "Search") Then
     Dim xSearchControl As New TQTSearchControl
     With Me.panContentsContainer.Controls
          .Clear()
          .Add(xSearchControl)
     End With
End If

this.appUpdater1.OnCheckForUpdate += new Microsoft.Samples.AppUpdater.AppUpdater.CheckForUpdateEventHandler(this.appUpdater1_OnCheckForUpdate);
this.appUpdater1.OnUpdateDetected += new Microsoft.Samples.AppUpdater.AppUpdater.UpdateDetectedEventHandler(this.appUpdater1_OnUpdateDetected);
this.appUpdater1.OnUpdateComplete += new Microsoft.Samples.AppUpdater.AppUpdater.UpdateCompleteEventHandler(this.appUpdater1_OnUpdateComplete);