Hi,

in VB 2003, open the object browser and have the members selected "by member
type". Then select Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey (only an example representing
any class). It is sorted by member type (methods first, properties next),
but: among the same member type, the members are not sorted alphabetically
anymore like in VB 200*2*.

VB 200*3*:

C lose
D eleteSubKey
F inalize
S etvalue
C reateSubKey
G etSubKeyNames
O penRemoteBaseKey
T oString

(these are not all methods)

There seem to be two "groups" of methods (C-S and C-T) and each is sorted
alphabetically independent from each other. This often lead to some
confusion because I didn't find a member. Now I found out that I only
searched in the wrong "group".

Applying the *same* sort order in VB 200*2* worked as it should be:

C lose
C reateSubKey
D eleteSubKey
F inalize
G etSubKeyNames
O penRemoteBaseKey
S etvalue
T oString

Bug in VB 200*3*?


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Armin

Hi Armin, perhaps it's a feature, because it seems to group Subs and
Functions, You're talking about CreateSubKey, well I tried your example and
CreateSubKey is the first function in the list. All the ones previous to
that, e.g. Close --> SetValue are Sub's, and are sorted Alphabetically, then
CreateSubKey --> ToString are functions, sorted alphabetically.

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"Armin Zingler" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> in VB 2003, open the object browser and have the members selected "by
member
> type". Then select Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey (only an example
representing
> any class). It is sorted by member type (methods first, properties next),
> but: among the same member type, the members are not sorted alphabetically
> anymore like in VB 200*2*.
>
> VB 200*3*:
>
> C lose
> D eleteSubKey
> F inalize
> S etvalue
> C reateSubKey
> G etSubKeyNames
> O penRemoteBaseKey
> T oString
>
> (these are not all methods)
>
> There seem to be two "groups" of methods (C-S and C-T) and each is sorted
> alphabetically independent from each other. This often lead to some
> confusion because I didn't find a member. Now I found out that I only
> searched in the wrong "group".
>
> Applying the *same* sort order in VB 200*2* worked as it should be:
>
> C lose
> C reateSubKey
> D eleteSubKey
> F inalize
> G etSubKeyNames
> O penRemoteBaseKey
> S etvalue
> T oString
>
> Bug in VB 200*3*?
>
>
> --
> Armin
>

"Tom Spink" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb
> Hi Armin, perhaps it's a feature, because it seems to group Subs
> and Functions, You're talking about CreateSubKey, well I tried your
> example and CreateSubKey is the first function in the list. All the
> ones previous to that, e.g. Close --> SetValue are Sub's, and are
> sorted Alphabetically, then CreateSubKey --> ToString are functions,
> sorted alphabetically.

Um...yes...seems you're right. I should have noticed this. :-/

Ok, it's a feature, not a bug!

Thanks

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Armin