Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left

[Dale Beane]

When I try to run a program in the debugger I get the following error
message. Any help?

'Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left' is not declared or the module containing
it is
not loaded in the debugging session.

 

[CJ Taylor]

If your doing string left don't use the old VBA stuff... instead use

Dim myString as string

myString = myString.Left([value])

 

[Armin Zingler]

If your doing string left don't use the old VBA stuff... instead
use

Dim myString as string

myString = myString.Left([value])

Exactly one of the few reasons why the usage of
Microsoft.VisualBasic.Strings.Left does make sense.

 

[Michael Fitzpatrick]

Use a reference to the Compatibility DLL's

Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility

 

[Cor]

Hi Dale,

You can use the microsoft.visualbasic.left

When you use it in a form class

You have to tell that you are using the left for strings because the form
has also a property "left".

mySubString = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(myString, 5)
and
Me.Left = 5

I hope this helps something

Cor

 

[Cor]

Hi CJ,
"

If your doing string left don't use the old VBA stuff... instead use
Dim myString as string
myString = myString.Left([value])

Is this a new style and methods of C++ or is it C#

)))

Cor

 

[Armin Zingler]

"

If your doing string left don't use the old VBA stuff... instead
use Dim myString as string
myString = myString.Left([value])

Is this a new style and methods of C++ or is it C#

)))

Maybe the C#.Compatibility library? ;-)

 

[CJ Taylor]

Yeah.... wasn't really thinking on that one was I?

=0

My bad...

-CJ

"

If your doing string left don't use the old VBA stuff... instead
use Dim myString as string
myString = myString.Left([value])

Is this a new style and methods of C++ or is it C#

)))

Maybe the C#.Compatibility library? ;-)


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