<object>.Execute method in C#

[ewingate]

While translating some VB code to C# (both .NET 2.0) I ran across the
following line of code:

sResult = m_oMaintain.Execute( sCommand );

sResult and sCommand are both strings and m_oMaintain is an object. The
code is not compiling in C# because C#, it seems, does not have a
definition for Execute whereas VB does. After doing some research I
added both a reference and a using statement for Microsoft.Build.Tasks.
This had no effect. Is there a reason why VB objects have a definition
for Execute and C# objects do not? Is there an equivalent in C# to the
Execute method?

Thank You!

-Erick

 

[nick.fletcher]

Hi Erick,

There is a comment in the help that this is a framework method and is
not intended to be called fom your code. Could you give some more
information as to what the code segment is supposed to do

Nick