VB.Net to C# Question

[Guest]

Hi!

How can I convert the code below (VB.Net) to C#?

Dim c As New ArrayList
Return CType(c.ToArray(GetType(HistoryInfo)), HistoryInfo())

Where "HistoryInfo" is a common class.

Thanks,
Bruno.

 

[Cteniza]

Hi!

How can I convert the code below (VB.Net) to C#?

Dim c As New ArrayList
Return CType(c.ToArray(GetType(HistoryInfo)), HistoryInfo())

Where "HistoryInfo" is a common class.

something like this

ArrayList c = new ArrayList();
return (HystoryInfo) c.ToArray(GetType(HistoryInfo));

 

[Guest]

But then I got a problem in

GetType(ProdutosInfo)

The compiler asks for a variable, not a class.

 

[Morten Wennevik]

Hi Bruno,

Change GetType() to typeof()

 

[Guest]

Thanks!

 

[Jimi]

The vb to c# converter Instant C# yields:

ArrayList c = new ArrayList();
return (HistoryInfo[])(c.ToArray(typeof(HistoryInfo)));

(I used to do this stuff by hand too)

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[Bradley1234]

VB to CS converter?? HUH? What is this thing you speak of?

When I added the ArrayList c = new ArrayList();

My CS gave me a line under the first A, adding a choice of 2 possible items,
I picked

System.Collections.ArrayList c = new ArrayList(); //C# is awesome



But since when does VB.net use the dim x AS ? Thats VB2-6 isnt it?

 

[Jimi]

It's a product called Instant C# which converts VB.NET code to C#
(www.instantcsharp.com).

"Dim x as..." is still standard VB for variables declared in methods.
You can even still code this way for class declarations I think.

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[Bob Grommes]

No, VB.NET also uses the Dim someVariable As SomeType [= someValue] syntax.

--Bob