ASC and ASCW

G

Guest

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

Thanks,

Vic
 
H

Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

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.
 
C

Cor Ligthert

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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