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  • Duggi
    #1

    class with indexer is not accessible to other language

    Hello,

    I have a class with an indexer in the class. The code code is in C#.
    However I was trying to access the indexer in the other lang of .Net,
    VB. I ran into some indexer related issues (I believe they are because
    of indexer)

    Does any one can give me procedure to do the above?

    -Cnu
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    • Alberto Poblacion
      #2
      Re: class with indexer is not accessible to other language

      "Duggi" <DuggiSrinivasa Rao@gmail.comwr ote in message
      news:04543ed4-84d6-429f-9482-e19e78329347@s9 g2000prg.google groups.com...
      I have a class with an indexer in the class. The code code is in C#.
      However I was trying to access the indexer in the other lang of .Net,
      VB. I ran into some indexer related issues (I believe they are because
      of indexer)
      >
      Does any one can give me procedure to do the above?

      When you define an indexer in C#, it is accessed from VB.Net as "Item".
      For instance:

      [C#]

      class Whatever
      {
      public string this[int p]
      {
      get { ...; }
      }
      }
      ....
      Whatever x = new Whatever();
      string result = x[7];


      [VB]

      Dim x as New Whatever()
      Dim result as String = x.Item(7)


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        • Duggi
          #3
          Re: class with indexer is not accessible to other language

          On Sep 27, 1:10 pm, "Alberto Poblacion" <earthling-
          quitaestoparaco ntes...@poblaci on.orgwrote:
          "Duggi" <DuggiSrinivasa ...@gmail.comwr ote in message
          >
          news:04543ed4-84d6-429f-9482-e19e78329347@s9 g2000prg.google groups.com...
          >
          I have a class with an indexer in the class. The code code is in C#.
          However I was trying to access the indexer in the other lang of .Net,
          VB. I ran into some indexer related issues (I believe they are because
          of indexer)
          >
          Does any one can give me procedure to do the above?
          >
              When you define an indexer in C#, it is accessed from VB.Net as "Item".
          For instance:
          >
          [C#]
          >
          class Whatever
          {
             public string this[int p]
             {
                get { ...; }
             }}
          >
          ...
          Whatever x = new Whatever();
          string result = x[7];
          >
          [VB]
          >
          Dim x as New Whatever()
          Dim result as String = x.Item(7)
          Thanks dude!!

          its working.

          -Cnu

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            • Pavel Minaev
              #4
              Re: class with indexer is not accessible to other language

              On Sep 28, 12:10 am, "Alberto Poblacion" <earthling-
              quitaestoparaco ntes...@poblaci on.orgwrote:
              "Duggi" <DuggiSrinivasa ...@gmail.comwr ote in message
              >
              news:04543ed4-84d6-429f-9482-e19e78329347@s9 g2000prg.google groups.com...
              >
              I have a class with an indexer in the class. The code code is in C#.
              However I was trying to access the indexer in the other lang of .Net,
              VB. I ran into some indexer related issues (I believe they are because
              of indexer)
              >
              Does any one can give me procedure to do the above?
              >
                  When you define an indexer in C#, it is accessed from VB.Net as "Item".
              For instance:
              >
              [C#]
              >
              class Whatever
              {
                 public string this[int p]
                 {
                    get { ...; }
                 }}
              >
              ...
              Whatever x = new Whatever();
              string result = x[7];
              >
              [VB]
              >
              Dim x as New Whatever()
              Dim result as String = x.Item(7)
              Actually, you should be able to just use x(7) as well.

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