I like to write my code with optionstrict set to on, except for the late
binding errors I get when there is a reason to change some value in a
control on a postback, like:
Label4.Text = (sender.Command Argument).tostr ing
HiddenCreative. Value = sender.CommandA rgument
that are in a onclick handler for a webform. Looking at the doc it looks
like the only option with OptionStrict is off or on. Is there a way to
simply have the compleir ignore the latebinding errors? I compile in VSNet
and do not use the command line. I grow weary of turning option strict on
and off.
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binding errors I get when there is a reason to change some value in a
control on a postback, like:
Label4.Text = (sender.Command Argument).tostr ing
HiddenCreative. Value = sender.CommandA rgument
that are in a onclick handler for a webform. Looking at the doc it looks
like the only option with OptionStrict is off or on. Is there a way to
simply have the compleir ignore the latebinding errors? I compile in VSNet
and do not use the command line. I grow weary of turning option strict on
and off.
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