C# and VB.NET

[yuen]

How can I call a C# function into VB.NET?

 

[MS Newsgroups]

If the C# function is a class, you simply add the class to your VB project,
instantiate the class and use the function.

Regards

Niclas

 

[Fergus Cooney]

Hi Yuen,

Could you add any details about what C# function you want to access? Is it
built-in or one of your own? etc.

Regards,
Fergus

 

[yuen]

It is a team project in my university. I need to extends project which have
been written by C# before.
The problem have been solved.
Really thank you!!

 

[William Ryan]

If they are already compiled as Class Libraries, then just add a reference
to your VB.NET Project. If they have yet to be created but will be written
in C#, then just include the project in your solution. Set the compile
order to match the precedence, and that's about it.

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

How can I call a C# function into VB.NET?

I assume that the function is implemented as a method of a class defined
in a C# Class Library. If you are using VB.NET Standard or VS.NET,
simply add a reference to the class library (see folder "References" in
the solution explorer). Then you can import the necessary namespaces
and use the classes and their methods.