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Friday, November 03, 2006

C# to VB Conversion/Translation

by CorySmith via AddressOf.com - Cory Smith - VB.NET on 11/3/2006 8:12:00 PM

(OK, since I lost this post due to other circumstances... here it goes again. - Here's your chance to answer it again.) I can't remember exactly what my questions were, so here goes... Have you used any of the C# to VB conversion utilities available (web-based, etc.)? If so, what was your overall impression and success rate? Do you prefer one over another? If you could pick anything to improve what would it be? (Sorry to those that posted comments already, they got ... [ read more ]

Retrieve and Use Data from Double-Clicked DataGridView Row

by Mike McIntyre [MVP Visual Basic] via Mike McIntyre on 11/3/2006 2:56:00 PM

Source Code: Get Data from Double-Clicked DataGridView Row This article and source code demonstrates how to retrieve the data bound to a Windows Forms DataGridView control row when a user double-clicks a row header. The approach in this article assumes a scenario where a DataSource has been bound to DataGridView. The DataGridView control raises the RowHeaderMouseDoubleClick when a user double-clicks a row header. By adding a handler for the RowHeaderMouseDoubleClick e ... [ read more ]

Interop Roadmap – UserControls, MDI, and Data

by VBTeam via The Visual Basic Team on 11/3/2006 12:53:00 AM

Recently the VB team released the Interop Forms Toolkit , which allows VB6 developers to extend their existing applications using .NET. The toolkit allows developers to write a regular Windows Form in VB.NET, click “Generate Wrapper Classes”, and then call those forms from VB6. It also provides mechanisms for firing and handling events, and sharing application state (i.e. Globals). We’ve heard a lot of great feedback since the release. For ... [ read more ] 5 comment(s)

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