VB6.Format("#0.###") sometimes works, sometimes not

[C]

Name VB6 is not declared, says one of the two programs. The other one
has been converted from *.vbp to VB Exp 2008. Is there something I
have to declare somewhere?

The automatically converted code contains also
Option Strict Off
Option Explicit On

Thanks.

 

[Armin Zingler]

Am 04.08.2010 15:49, schrieb C:

Name VB6 is not declared, says one of the two programs. The other one
has been converted from *.vbp to VB Exp 2008. Is there something I
have to declare somewhere?

The automatically converted code contains also
Option Strict Off
Option Explicit On

In a converted project, VB6.Format is inside a compatibility Dll. The Dll
is only there to support the upgrade process, but it's strongly recommended
not to use for new projects. Instead, use the ToString method:

dim d as double = 3.1415
dim s as string

s = d.ToString("0.00")

 

[C]

Am 04.08.2010 15:49, schrieb C:



In a converted project, VB6.Format is inside a compatibility Dll. The Dll
is only there to support the upgrade process, but it's strongly recommended
not to use for new projects. Instead, use the ToString method:

 dim d as double = 3.1415
 dim s as string

 s = d.ToString("0.00")

Thanks. This looks straightforward.