strange error

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Tym

I've just downloaded the vb.net version of David Irland's blowfish
algorithm

I used his VB6 versino quite sucessfully for password encryption.

Moved up to vb.net and downlaoded the above. The projext as downloaded
works great!

As with the VB6 version, I copied the modules into my own projext and
run it, to be greeted with errors:

C:\Documents and Settings\Tym\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects\SICS
Control\basBlowfishFns.vb(140): Type 'VB6.FixedLengthString' is not
defined.


I have made sure that my project has the same references as the
downloaded one, but I still can't get the bugger to run!!

HELP!!

It doesn't like the VB6.FicedLengthString(x) dim statement.....
 
Tym,

This is a part of the VB6 compatible namespace.

Not that you are not welcome here, however for that is as well a special
newsgroup.
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb.upgrade

I hope this helps anyhow something

Cor
 
Tym,

This is a part of the VB6 compatible namespace.

Not that you are not welcome here, however for that is as well a special
newsgroup.
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb.upgrade

I hope this helps anyhow something

Thanks!
 
Hi,

You need this at the top of the code file.

Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility



Ken

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I've just downloaded the vb.net version of David Irland's blowfish
algorithm

I used his VB6 versino quite sucessfully for password encryption.

Moved up to vb.net and downlaoded the above. The projext as downloaded
works great!

As with the VB6 version, I copied the modules into my own projext and
run it, to be greeted with errors:

C:\Documents and Settings\Tym\My Documents\Visual Studio Projects\SICS
Control\basBlowfishFns.vb(140): Type 'VB6.FixedLengthString' is not
defined.


I have made sure that my project has the same references as the
downloaded one, but I still can't get the bugger to run!!

HELP!!

It doesn't like the VB6.FicedLengthString(x) dim statement.....
 

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