Newb Question on Array Declaration

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Using Visual Studio .NET version of Visual Basic.

I am defining a class that has, as a member, an array of another
user-defined class.

private mBoard as CBoardPosition( )

The problem comes when I attempt to size the array, it should be an 8x8
grid. When I use:

mBoard = New CBoardPosition (7,7)

When I do this, VB thinks I am trying to send two integers to the New
function of the class, not defining it as a 8x8 2d array. This results
in an error as the new function of CBoardPosition takes no parameters.

What is the proper syntax for this? I know I must be missing something
simple.

[Randy Birch]

Re: Newb Question on Array Declaration

You'd be better off asking in a .net group - this one is for vb6 or earlier.
Try one of these or some of the many other similarly-named groups devoted
exclusively to .net programming:

news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...dotnet.general
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...t.languages.vb
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof....vsnet.general
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...studio.general
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof....vstudio.setup


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Randy Birch
MS MVP Visual Basic

http://vbnet.mvps.org/

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: Using Visual Studio .NET version of Visual Basic.
:
: I am defining a class that has, as a member, an array of another
: user-defined class.
:
: private mBoard as CBoardPosition( )
:
: The problem comes when I attempt to size the array, it should be an 8x8
: grid. When I use:
:
: mBoard = New CBoardPosition (7,7)
:
: When I do this, VB thinks I am trying to send two integers to the New
: function of the class, not defining it as a 8x8 2d array. This results
: in an error as the new function of CBoardPosition takes no parameters.
:
: What is the proper syntax for this? I know I must be missing something
: simple.
: