how should I DLLImport thing in VB.NET?Example would be:
<DllImport("user32.dll", SetLastError:=True, CharSet:=CharSet.Auto)> _
Private Shared Function GetWindowText(ByVal hwnd As IntPtr, ByVal lpString As StringBuilder, ByVal cch As Integer) As Integer End Function
If I put it inside a Class or somewhere else, I get "DLLimport is not defined" I am using VS2008 (pro)
The code snippet below is from a c# class library Moserware.Skills.dll that I would like to use in my VB.Net project.I understand that I need to use Dllimport to gain access to the TwoPlayerTrueSkillCalculator class and specifically the CalculateNewRating() function.[code]
View 5 RepliesI have an unmanaged C++ dll that I am using in my program. I have successfully used several functions using DllImport. I have run into a problem with one function that takes a structure as input. I originally tried building a structure to pass to the function, but this was unsucessful. So i created a class to define the needed structure. When I pass this, I get no error message, but also no data is passed back to this variable. I have a C++ example of how to use this function, but I don't know how this translates to VB 2005. Here is how they call it in C++ .
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Can I make a DLL in VB.NET which I can use in VB.NET with the tag DllImport just like we import functions from "user32.dll"?
View 2 Replies[DllImport("odbc32.dll")] it is working well with 32 bit environment( os) but using 64 bit it is not working. Is there any odbc64.dll? I tried it but dllnotfoundexception was found. So does it has any other name. How to import it? how to use this dll or both in same application.
View 3 Replies<DllImport("dwmapi.dll")> _
Private Shared Sub DwmEnableBlurBehindWindow(ByVal hwnd As IntPtr, ByRef blurBehind As DWM_BLURBEHIND)
End Sub
Is there a way to only load this if it is present? Only Vista/7 has this DLL generally, and if a program references it in XP there is an error.
I notice in the MSDN documentation that there are multiple ways to declare a reference to a function in an external DLL from within a VB.NET program. The confusing thing is that MSDN claims that you can only use the DllImportAttribute class with Shared Function prototypes "in rare cases", but I couldn't find the explanation for this statement, while you can simply use the Declare keyword instead.
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