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C# vs VB6 Exception handling
Oops! Both variables in the above code should have been ints. Sorry! ;-)- KE4VTW
- Post #7
- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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C# vs VB6 Exception handling
>> back in my VB6 coding, I was able to resume execution after a given error occured. That was a very handy feature of VB6 that is missing in the structured exception handling mechanism, so I was actually unhappy with this. To date, I don't understand why it is better than the old way. I'm not...- KE4VTW
- Post #6
- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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Updating XML Data - what's the best way?
Here's an article worth reading... Efficient Techniques for Modifying Large XML Files http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnxmlnet/html/largexml.asp This technique is extremely useful if you are inserting data. It's not quite as powerful if you have to do updates. -
Basic things that I just don't understand
I think you meant to say Property Accessor functions. The following code compiles perfectly. If you attempt to write a property declaration arount the two internal variables, then you get a compile-time error. public struct MyStruct { int Var1; int Var2; MyStruct(int x...- KE4VTW
- Post #16
- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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convert code
See InstantC# at http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com/ I've used their product some, and it works pretty well.- KE4VTW
- Post #2
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
