How can I call a VB.NET function form C#?
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Re: C# and VB.NET
"·½®¶«L" <s015972@mailse rv.cuhk.edu.hk> wrote in message
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> How can I call a VB.NET function form C#?[/color]
One of the great things about the .NET platform is that when compiled, it is
language independent. With Visual Studio.NET C#, and VB.NET both compile to
IL code. The CLR runs the IL code, which cares neither if it's written in
VB.NET or c# or Managed C++, etc...
It's quite simple really, Add the compiled VB.NET assembly to your C#
projects references. Now you should be able to call and instantiate the
VB.NET objects and methods just like c# code. You can add this reference by
right clicking on the References folder in your c# project and select Add
Reference, then you can browse to the VB.NET assembly. The Namespace should
now be available from within your code, just like the .NET frameworks.
sean
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