Conversion VB.NET to C#

[Fabio Negri Cicotti [MCP]]

Another question about convertions... how could I convert the code below to
C#?

Public Property Value(ByVal index As Integer) As String
Get
Value = dt.Rows(index).Item(MyBase.ValueMember)
End Get
Set(ByVal value As String)
dt.Rows(index).Item(MyBase.ValueMember) = value
End Set
End Property


Grateful again.

 

[Jason Newell]

http://www.developerfusion.com/utilities/convertvbtocsharp.aspx

Jason Newell, MCAD
Software Engineer

 

[Fabio Negri Cicotti [MCP]]

Jason,

I got the following code but I not sure about it! Where does the index is
passed from?


public string Value {
get {
Value = dt.Rows(index).Item(base.ValueMember);
}
set {
dt.Rows(index).Item(base.ValueMember) = value;
}
}

--
Fabio Negri Cicotti
Software Engineer

http://www.developerfusion.com/utilities/convertvbtocsharp.aspx

Jason Newell, MCAD
Software Engineer

 

[Peter Jausovec]

Hi,

It should be like this:

public string Value [int index]
{ ... }

--
Regards,
Peter Jausovec
(http://blog.jausovec.net)

Jason,

I got the following code but I not sure about it! Where does the index is
passed from?


public string Value {
get {
Value = dt.Rows(index).Item(base.ValueMember);
}
set {
dt.Rows(index).Item(base.ValueMember) = value;
}
}

 

[Fabio Negri Cicotti [MCP]]

To be as clear as possible, what I'm looking for is create a user control
where I can access the values passing an index like that:

myObject[0].Value = "Test";

So, how can I do it?


Regards,

 

[David Anton]

C# does not support general parameterized properties, but our Instant
C# VB.NET to C# converter gives the following conversion:

//ORIGINAL LINE: Public Property Value(ByVal index As Integer) As
String
//INSTANT C# WARNING: C# does not support parameterized properties -
the following property has been divided into two methods:
public string Value(int index)
{
return dt.Rows;
}
public void SetValue(int index, string value)
{
dt.Rows[index][base.ValueMember] = value;
}


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[Mike Newton]

To be as clear as possible, what I'm looking for is create a user control
where I can access the values passing an index like that:

myObject[0].Value = "Test";

So, how can I do it?


Regards,

Dude...

If your property is a string, you're not going to be able to set a
"Value" property of your property. "Value" isn't a member of the String
class.

If you want the row collection returned, just do something like:

public TableRowCollection myObject{
get{
return dt.Rows;
}
}

You don't need the set statement, since you aren't going to be able to
set the row collection. ie.

myObject["ColumnName"].Value = blah

With this, you can reference a row with your index by myObject.
You're not going to be able to reference a row and a column with just a
property. If you need to do this, it's probably best to write a function.


That is, unless your 'dt' isn't a datatable. If it isn't, you haven't
provided enough information.

 

[Yusuf INCEKARA]

set index in somewhere.

private string _Value;
private int index;
public string Value
{
get
{
return dt.Rows(index).Item(MyBase.ValueMember);
}
set
{
dt.Rows(index).Item(MyBase.ValueMember) = value;
}
}

 

[Ravichandran J.V.]

public string Value
{
get
{
Value = dt.Rows(index).Item(MyBase.ValueMember)
}
set
{
dt.Rows(index).Item(MyBase.ValueMember) = value
}
}

Why do you wish to use the keyword 'Value" ?

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