How to convert the C# code below to VB.NET?

[yxq]

How to convert the C# code below to VB.NET? thank you.

AddLogicalDrive(((char)('A' + i)).ToString() + ":");

 

[CMoya]

Just judging from what you're trying to do, I'd do
AddLogicalDrive((Asc("A"c) + i).ToString() + ":")

P.S.
Also, to use a char as literal in code you use a 'c'... So,
"A"c
is a Char, not a String.

P.P.S.
I don't understand why you're casting the entire ('A'+1) expression to a
char and then to string but I'm not an expert in all things C#.

 

[Trevor Benedict]

http://www.carlosag.net/Tools/CodeTranslator/Default.aspx

Regards,

Trevor Benedict
MCSd

 

[David Anton]

AddLogicalDrive((ChrW(Asc("A"c) + i)).ToString() & ":")
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[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

David,

AddLogicalDrive((ChrW(Asc("A"c) + i)).ToString() & ":")

It is the best answer of course until now and probably the way a good
converter will make it like this, however I find this kind of questions
always funny.

In my idea there has to be a kind of check if the indexer "i "cannot be less
then 0 and more then 26, at that moment the chr should be enoug althoug I
would normaly also advice to use the chrw. In other words as you don't use
the ascW there is no need to use the chrW.

I know what you can write, however it is not critique, I was just curious
about the answers and in this case there was something where this did aply,

Cor

 

[David Anton]

Thanks for pointing that out Cor.
We are currently correcting Instant VB to be able to better detect the need
to use ChrW and AscW to simulate C# 'character math', and this inconsistency
(using ChrW, but not AscW) needs to be addressed.
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