It has the use of LSet() in its code which has been used with two user defined data types (Type), to assign data from one type to another. Now the code is somewhat like this:Lset type1 =Type2Now I have to apply the same logic in VB.net. However, in VB.net, LSet cannot be used against different types (Types in VB6).
It has the use of LSet() in its code which has been used with two user defined data types (Type), to assign data from one type to another. Now the code is somewhat like this[code]...
So there is a program that is missing some files and written in C++, and it can no longer be compiled. Therefore I am trying to rewrite the program in Visual Basic (C++ is not my preferred language... lol) And I need some help understanding what this code is doing and how I can, in a way, "convert" it to VB language. I looked for a C++ to VB.NET converted but it costs $199 and I actually want to know what the code is doing... Here is part of the code for one of the C++ files (it is part of a program that decodes a file type into a readable format, BTW.):
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I want to know what is going on here and how I can recreate this in Visual Basic.
I need a code that rewrite the Realmlist.Wtf file but before that it have to ask for the path to the file. And if its possible it have to remember the path, so if I click it again it automatically change it.
I'm new to programming and gave VB.NET a try. I (almost) finished a project (using VB.NET Express 2010) and now I'd like to rewrite it in HTML5 or CSS or Javascript or AJAX, or embedded Flash. Which one would you recommend? Which one as those 5 would be easier to learn for someone with some vb.net experience?
I'm trying to rewrite a C++ library. But I have an issue. I'm not extremely pointer-savvy. In the C++ class there is a std::vector that holds unsigned int pointers (vector<unsigned int*>), and the int pointer just points to an array of integer data.
basically the user enters phrases into the textboxes, and i use <TAG> in the text so that every time button is clicked the selected text is rewritten including a phrase from the textbox.
I'm trying to make some friendlyurls in my vb.net (.net 4) project and I'm trying to do it using something I read about global.asax and Application_Beginrequest but I can't get it to compile.
I'm using ASP.NET 4 / VB.NET / IIS to build a web application. Folks will access the web application via a URL like so: [URL] So, for example, here is the urls for Jane Doe, John Doe, and James Doe respectively: [URL] I need to somehow pass them off (no matter what name is entered) to a default.aspx page which then pulls in the name portion of the url and uses it to perform a lookup against the database which contains info. about this particular person and displays a personalized page based on that information.
After rewriting a VB.NET assembly with Mono.Cecil the 'Call Stack' debugging window in Visual Studio 2010 shows the language as C# and not VB.NET. Is it possible configure Mono.Cecil to rewrite an assembly so the debugger recognises the rewritten assembly as VB.NET?The following Mono.Cecil simply reads and saves an assembly without modification. However, the debugger reads the new assembly as C# instead of VB.NET.
Dim readerParameters = New ReaderParameters() With {.ReadSymbols = True} Dim writerParameters = New WriterParameters() With {.WriteSymbols = True}
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It is desirable for the rewritten assembly to be VB.NET so the debugging windows 'Local' and 'Immediate Window' are the VB.NET versions rather than the C# versions.
I have a VB.NET web app that is about 2000 lines of code, contains about 20 different subroutines, and about 50 different functions.Is there an easy way to "rewrite" this to take advantage of classes and objects?
I got that little function(I changed the name of variables)
Private Function everythingLinked(ByRef myClass As cls, ByVal found As Boolean) As Boolean If Not found AndAlso myClass.checked = False Then myClass.checked = True
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I want to rewrite it so it would only be loop and no recursion and I'm currently lost?I'm passing a class to this function(with a starting value for found as false) to know if it is linked to the middle of the tree. The class got an array with a maximum of 4 link to other class and it can be circular(this is why I have a checked_link boolean).It does the recursion until there is no more link(return false) to check or until it find the middle link(return true).
edit?for an example, this
in pos 0 got link with 1 in pos 0 got link with 6 in pos 1 got link with 0
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middlepoint would be pos 15 the code above can prove that every position can be linked with the middlepoint so initial arg would be
I want to rewrite logonui.exe completely. I want to add features that I just can't in ResHacker. Problem is I have no idea where to start. Well my idea is for it to be more visually appealing and faster. Almost like a dock with the user pics fading away as they are further away from the centre and having them zoom in and out aswell as move toward the centre when the mouse enters.
I have a number of rewrite rules for a lot of things that I did in IIS7, like removing trailing slashes, canonnical URLs, lowercase lettering, and such. IIS altered my web.config, and everything works fine on the website, like it should. But in the Visual Studio web.config, the opening < rewrite > statement is underlined in blue, and at the bottom of VS, it says that the element 'system.webServer' has invalid child element 'rewrite'. But this is how IIS made it. I didn't do this manually. Should I be concerned with this VS error, or should I just leave as be, since it's working how it should work? Here's an example of my web.config:
I've been trying for a long time to create a sorted table of values in a particularly specific way, and I seem to be running into a wall in .NET's file operations. The premise is this - I'm creating a table of values which are being stored as [1 Byte][2 Bytes][3 Bytes]. The location within the file is a value that relates to these three stored values, and so I'm attempting to seek to a specific position in the file, write the 6 bytes into that position, and repeat. There are literally billions of these values, and the total file size is over 100 GB.
Now, I've tried multiple methods to do this, but every single time, it decides it needs to rewrite the ENTIRE FILE every time any change is made. This results in every one of these billions of iterations taking a good 15 minutes, making the task literally impossible. I'm using .NET 4, and I've attempted to use Text, Binary, and Random Access to get it not to rewrite the entire file every edit, but it simply will not obey.
So my question boils down to this: How do I edit specific bytes in a file without writing more than just those bytes? The entire file has been pre-created to the precise size required, and no bytes will be added or deleted in the process. I simply need to overwrite the bytes that already exist.
rewriting a class I use for saving Treeview data to a XML file for use of saving ListView data I can't really figure out the rewrite, I'm stucked, unfortunately Listviews seems to be a big problem for me in general.
Option Strict On
''' <summary> ''' The TreeViewDataAccess class allows the nodes within a TreeView to be ''' persisted to xml for later retrevial. ''' </summary>