ASC and ASCW

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Do we have the visual basic.Net equivalent for ASC and ASCW or do I have to
reference the
Microsoft.VisualBasic.Strings ??

Thanks,

Vic
 
Vic said:
Do we have the visual basic.Net equivalent for ASC and ASCW or do I have
to
reference the
Microsoft.VisualBasic.Strings ??


'Asc' and 'AscW' still work. In VS.NET, you don't need to add any
references or imports in order to use them.
 
Herfried,
'Asc' and 'AscW' still work. In VS.NET, you don't need to add any
references or imports in order to use them.

They don't "still" work.

They are a full part of the VBNet languagecode and as well a full part of
the framework and therefore the prefered methods to use (although that is
than AscW when there is not a special reason to use ASC).

Did you not know that

:-)

Cor
 

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