W Water Cooler v2 Sep 24, 2005 #1 What is the .NET equivalant of the VB function String(Number as Long, Character)? I am forgetting it at the moment.
What is the .NET equivalant of the VB function String(Number as Long, Character)? I am forgetting it at the moment.
C Cor Ligthert [MVP] Sep 24, 2005 #2 Water Cooler, I know a constructor in VBNet as this Dim str as String = New String("a"c,10) 'this gives 10 times an 'a' Be aware that what was in VB6 a Long is an Integer in VBNet. I hope this helps, Cor
Water Cooler, I know a constructor in VBNet as this Dim str as String = New String("a"c,10) 'this gives 10 times an 'a' Be aware that what was in VB6 a Long is an Integer in VBNet. I hope this helps, Cor
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Sep 24, 2005 #3 Water Cooler v2 said: What is the .NET equivalant of the VB function String(Number as Long, Character)? I am forgetting it at the moment. Click to expand... 'StrDup'.
Water Cooler v2 said: What is the .NET equivalant of the VB function String(Number as Long, Character)? I am forgetting it at the moment. Click to expand... 'StrDup'.
W Water Cooler v2 Sep 24, 2005 #4 Thanks, Cor and Herfried. Be aware that what was in VB6 a Long is an Integer in VBNet. Click to expand... Thanks. Already aware of that. - Water Cooler v2
Thanks, Cor and Herfried. Be aware that what was in VB6 a Long is an Integer in VBNet. Click to expand... Thanks. Already aware of that. - Water Cooler v2