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Passing objects ByRef to Properties
Thanks John, I hadn't realised types behaved differently. To be honest, I've never come across an object that behaves ByVal in VB6. Obviously I know the base data types like string, long etc do, but then they're not objects! Still, I keep learning. Now I know VB.Net behaves in this way, I...- JonLittlechild
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Passing objects ByRef to Properties
Ah... thanks for the reply, and I agree that the behaviour is the same. A lack of research on my part is to blame, sorry about that. However, now I'm more confused. I originally tried this with a string variable rather than a SqlCommand and the behaviour is different. If you switch all...- JonLittlechild
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Passing objects ByRef to Properties
Let explain with a bit of code, first the VB6 version: Class - Class1.cls Private mCmd As Command Public Property Get Cmd() As Command Set Cmd = mCmd End Property Public Property Set Cmd(pCmd As Command) Set mCmd = pCmd End Property Module - Main.bas...- JonLittlechild
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Passing objects ByRef to Properties
Hi, I'm new to VB.Net after years of VB5/6 development, so please forgive what might be a bit of a stupid question. We're all familiar with the Property Set functionality in VB6 which works ByReference. I've just found today that in VB.Net that you cannot pass an object to a property set...- JonLittlechild
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