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Late Binding IssueI have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ { _ {"Last", "String", 20}, _ {"First", "String", 20} _ } I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable types all within the same array. ( unless there is another way to do this ) What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late Binding" when I try to do anything with an array element. For example AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" I would like to keep Strict On on What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would take longer during running. Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself out. Thanks Miro
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"Miro" <miron***@golden.net> schrieb: \\\> VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best I > can. > > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) > > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ > { _ > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ > {"First", "String", 20} _ > } > > > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable types all > within the same array. > ( unless there is another way to do this ) > > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late Binding" > when I try to do anything with an array element. > > For example > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" > > I would like to keep Strict On on DirectCast(AVariableOfSorts(1, 1), String) = "" /// > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? Maybe it's better to define a class with properties for the first and second string and the integer number. Then you can create an array of this type ('Dim Items() As Foo'). -- M S Herfried K. Wagner M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/> V B <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/> You can try using an ArrayList
Dim listOfObjs As ArrayList = New ArrayList listOfObjs.Add("Last") listOfObjs.Add("String") listOfObjs.Add("20") However, I like Herfried's idea better in creating a class for this information and then having an array (or a strongly typed collection) for them. It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. Show quoteHide quote "Miro" wrote: > VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best I can. > > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) > > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ > { _ > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ > {"First", "String", 20} _ > } > > > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable types all > within the same array. > ( unless there is another way to do this ) > > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late Binding" when > I try to do anything with an array element. > > For example > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" > > I would like to keep Strict On on > > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? > > I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: > 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... > X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would > take longer during running. > > Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself out. > > Thanks > > Miro > > > > Yes Herfried is right. Go for a class anc collections. Forget about
bidimensional arrays of objects. I have never seen them in a meaningul ..net program. tommaso rmacias ha scritto: Show quoteHide quote > You can try using an ArrayList > > Dim listOfObjs As ArrayList = New ArrayList > > listOfObjs.Add("Last") > listOfObjs.Add("String") > listOfObjs.Add("20") > > However, I like Herfried's idea better in creating a class for this > information and then having an array (or a strongly typed collection) for > them. It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. > > "Miro" wrote: > > > VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best I can. > > > > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) > > > > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ > > { _ > > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ > > {"First", "String", 20} _ > > } > > > > > > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable types all > > within the same array. > > ( unless there is another way to do this ) > > > > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late Binding" when > > I try to do anything with an array element. > > > > For example > > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" > > > > I would like to keep Strict On on > > > > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? > > > > I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: > > 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... > > X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would > > take longer during running. > > > > Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself out. > > > > Thanks > > > > Miro > > > > > > > > Ive never used classes in the programming languages ive used.
So that is my next lesson. I stayed away from the array lists cause I didnt like how all the items have to be the same "var type " I just want to store a whole bunch of data in 1 variable with many different vartypes and change the variable elements as i need to. Someone once pointed me on this newgroup to the object, so now im at the point to use the "object" var i created and im running into this. So a class it will be - as long as i can achieve the above posted. I can always make something like "dim bla(,) as String" and strigify everything and val it as i need to cause i know which elements are going to be numeric. I just didnt think it would be this hard to store different variable types / variables all in one array. So im off to read about classes .... my next post might be about them :) Thanks. <tommaso.gasta***@uniroma1.it> wrote in message Show quoteHide quote news:1155928323.990675.126610@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com... > Yes Herfried is right. Go for a class anc collections. Forget about > bidimensional arrays of objects. I have never seen them in a meaningul > .net program. > > tommaso > > rmacias ha scritto: > >> You can try using an ArrayList >> >> Dim listOfObjs As ArrayList = New ArrayList >> >> listOfObjs.Add("Last") >> listOfObjs.Add("String") >> listOfObjs.Add("20") >> >> However, I like Herfried's idea better in creating a class for this >> information and then having an array (or a strongly typed collection) for >> them. It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. >> >> "Miro" wrote: >> >> > VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best I >> > can. >> > >> > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) >> > >> > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ >> > { _ >> > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ >> > {"First", "String", 20} _ >> > } >> > >> > >> > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable types >> > all >> > within the same array. >> > ( unless there is another way to do this ) >> > >> > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late Binding" >> > when >> > I try to do anything with an array element. >> > >> > For example >> > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" >> > >> > I would like to keep Strict On on >> > >> > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? >> > >> > I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: >> > 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... >> > X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would >> > take longer during running. >> > >> > Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself out. >> > >> > Thanks >> > >> > Miro >> > >> > >> > >> > > Hi Miro. This is not a poetry.
Classes must be your breath. Arraylist, Hashtable, Sorted List, your father, mother and brother. Comparers your best friends ... Anyone wants to add more lines ? :) Tommaso Miro ha scritto: Show quoteHide quote > Ive never used classes in the programming languages ive used. > > So that is my next lesson. > I stayed away from the array lists cause I didnt like how all the items have > to be the same "var type " > > I just want to store a whole bunch of data in 1 variable with many different > vartypes and change the > variable elements as i need to. > > Someone once pointed me on this newgroup to the object, so now im at the > point to use the "object" var > i created and im running into this. > > So a class it will be - as long as i can achieve the above posted. > I can always make something like "dim bla(,) as String" and strigify > everything and val it as i need to cause i know > which elements are going to be numeric. > I just didnt think it would be this hard to store different variable types > / variables all in one array. > > So im off to read about classes .... my next post might be about them :) > > Thanks. > > <tommaso.gasta***@uniroma1.it> wrote in message > news:1155928323.990675.126610@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com... > > Yes Herfried is right. Go for a class anc collections. Forget about > > bidimensional arrays of objects. I have never seen them in a meaningul > > .net program. > > > > tommaso > > > > rmacias ha scritto: > > > >> You can try using an ArrayList > >> > >> Dim listOfObjs As ArrayList = New ArrayList > >> > >> listOfObjs.Add("Last") > >> listOfObjs.Add("String") > >> listOfObjs.Add("20") > >> > >> However, I like Herfried's idea better in creating a class for this > >> information and then having an array (or a strongly typed collection) for > >> them. It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. > >> > >> "Miro" wrote: > >> > >> > VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best I > >> > can. > >> > > >> > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) > >> > > >> > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ > >> > { _ > >> > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ > >> > {"First", "String", 20} _ > >> > } > >> > > >> > > >> > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable types > >> > all > >> > within the same array. > >> > ( unless there is another way to do this ) > >> > > >> > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late Binding" > >> > when > >> > I try to do anything with an array element. > >> > > >> > For example > >> > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" > >> > > >> > I would like to keep Strict On on > >> > > >> > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? > >> > > >> > I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: > >> > 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... > >> > X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would > >> > take longer during running. > >> > > >> > Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself out. > >> > > >> > Thanks > >> > > >> > Miro > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Believe it or not they arent the easiest thing to grasp.
In theory or on a page or in a book they are fine... but i tell ya some old languages ive used far too long probably look just as confusing back. I will breath Classes this weekend, and most likely have some questions. Comparers and friends are still not all that clear either. M. <tommaso.gasta***@uniroma1.it> wrote in message Show quoteHide quote news:1155934885.178189.43900@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > Hi Miro. This is not a poetry. > > Classes must be your breath. > > Arraylist, Hashtable, Sorted List, > your father, mother and brother. > > Comparers your best friends ... > > Anyone wants to add more lines ? :) > > Tommaso > > > Miro ha scritto: > >> Ive never used classes in the programming languages ive used. >> >> So that is my next lesson. >> I stayed away from the array lists cause I didnt like how all the items >> have >> to be the same "var type " >> >> I just want to store a whole bunch of data in 1 variable with many >> different >> vartypes and change the >> variable elements as i need to. >> >> Someone once pointed me on this newgroup to the object, so now im at the >> point to use the "object" var >> i created and im running into this. >> >> So a class it will be - as long as i can achieve the above posted. >> I can always make something like "dim bla(,) as String" and strigify >> everything and val it as i need to cause i know >> which elements are going to be numeric. >> I just didnt think it would be this hard to store different variable >> types >> / variables all in one array. >> >> So im off to read about classes .... my next post might be about them :) >> >> Thanks. >> >> <tommaso.gasta***@uniroma1.it> wrote in message >> news:1155928323.990675.126610@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com... >> > Yes Herfried is right. Go for a class anc collections. Forget about >> > bidimensional arrays of objects. I have never seen them in a meaningul >> > .net program. >> > >> > tommaso >> > >> > rmacias ha scritto: >> > >> >> You can try using an ArrayList >> >> >> >> Dim listOfObjs As ArrayList = New ArrayList >> >> >> >> listOfObjs.Add("Last") >> >> listOfObjs.Add("String") >> >> listOfObjs.Add("20") >> >> >> >> However, I like Herfried's idea better in creating a class for this >> >> information and then having an array (or a strongly typed collection) >> >> for >> >> them. It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. >> >> >> >> "Miro" wrote: >> >> >> >> > VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best >> >> > I >> >> > can. >> >> > >> >> > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) >> >> > >> >> > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ >> >> > { _ >> >> > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ >> >> > {"First", "String", 20} _ >> >> > } >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable >> >> > types >> >> > all >> >> > within the same array. >> >> > ( unless there is another way to do this ) >> >> > >> >> > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late >> >> > Binding" >> >> > when >> >> > I try to do anything with an array element. >> >> > >> >> > For example >> >> > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" >> >> > >> >> > I would like to keep Strict On on >> >> > >> >> > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? >> >> > >> >> > I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: >> >> > 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... >> >> > X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would >> >> > take longer during running. >> >> > >> >> > Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself >> >> > out. >> >> > >> >> > Thanks >> >> > >> >> > Miro >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> > > Miro,
Reading your message is the answer, you should not use a programming language as VB.Net, C#, C++ or Java. Just keep it by VB script or JavaScript. Just my thought reading your message. Cor Show quoteHide quote "Miro" <miron***@golden.net> schreef in bericht news:Ols$UcwwGHA.5068@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Ive never used classes in the programming languages ive used. > > So that is my next lesson. > I stayed away from the array lists cause I didnt like how all the items > have to be the same "var type " > > I just want to store a whole bunch of data in 1 variable with many > different vartypes and change the > variable elements as i need to. > > Someone once pointed me on this newgroup to the object, so now im at the > point to use the "object" var > i created and im running into this. > > So a class it will be - as long as i can achieve the above posted. > I can always make something like "dim bla(,) as String" and strigify > everything and val it as i need to cause i know > which elements are going to be numeric. > I just didnt think it would be this hard to store different variable > types / variables all in one array. > > So im off to read about classes .... my next post might be about them :) > > Thanks. > > <tommaso.gasta***@uniroma1.it> wrote in message > news:1155928323.990675.126610@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com... >> Yes Herfried is right. Go for a class anc collections. Forget about >> bidimensional arrays of objects. I have never seen them in a meaningul >> .net program. >> >> tommaso >> >> rmacias ha scritto: >> >>> You can try using an ArrayList >>> >>> Dim listOfObjs As ArrayList = New ArrayList >>> >>> listOfObjs.Add("Last") >>> listOfObjs.Add("String") >>> listOfObjs.Add("20") >>> >>> However, I like Herfried's idea better in creating a class for this >>> information and then having an array (or a strongly typed collection) >>> for >>> them. It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. >>> >>> "Miro" wrote: >>> >>> > VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best I >>> > can. >>> > >>> > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) >>> > >>> > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ >>> > { _ >>> > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ >>> > {"First", "String", 20} _ >>> > } >>> > >>> > >>> > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable types >>> > all >>> > within the same array. >>> > ( unless there is another way to do this ) >>> > >>> > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late Binding" >>> > when >>> > I try to do anything with an array element. >>> > >>> > For example >>> > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" >>> > >>> > I would like to keep Strict On on >>> > >>> > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? >>> > >>> > I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: >>> > 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... >>> > X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would >>> > take longer during running. >>> > >>> > Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself out. >>> > >>> > Thanks >>> > >>> > Miro >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> > > I would like to do it all in VB.
Learn it all as one of you would actaully do it in vb. I knew javascript pretty good back in 99' to about 2002 ... and then i stopped using it. So Im not sure how much it has changed since then. Im fiddling with classes now and I can create a Class and property so im close ( or i think im close ). So Im assuming now that I can create property's when im all done I will have 1 Class with 3 properties that will be an array, that will technically be each element of the array i was trying to create. M. ps... Oh... Herfried K. Wagner... the DirectCast(AVariableOfSorts(1, 1), String) = "" didnt work, it had the same issue with late binding or something. Show quoteHide quote "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message news:ex0KRF1wGHA.4752@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Miro, > > Reading your message is the answer, you should not use a programming > language as VB.Net, C#, C++ or Java. > > Just keep it by VB script or JavaScript. > > Just my thought reading your message. > > Cor > > "Miro" <miron***@golden.net> schreef in bericht > news:Ols$UcwwGHA.5068@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> Ive never used classes in the programming languages ive used. >> >> So that is my next lesson. >> I stayed away from the array lists cause I didnt like how all the items >> have to be the same "var type " >> >> I just want to store a whole bunch of data in 1 variable with many >> different vartypes and change the >> variable elements as i need to. >> >> Someone once pointed me on this newgroup to the object, so now im at the >> point to use the "object" var >> i created and im running into this. >> >> So a class it will be - as long as i can achieve the above posted. >> I can always make something like "dim bla(,) as String" and strigify >> everything and val it as i need to cause i know >> which elements are going to be numeric. >> I just didnt think it would be this hard to store different variable >> types / variables all in one array. >> >> So im off to read about classes .... my next post might be about them :) >> >> Thanks. >> >> <tommaso.gasta***@uniroma1.it> wrote in message >> news:1155928323.990675.126610@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com... >>> Yes Herfried is right. Go for a class anc collections. Forget about >>> bidimensional arrays of objects. I have never seen them in a meaningul >>> .net program. >>> >>> tommaso >>> >>> rmacias ha scritto: >>> >>>> You can try using an ArrayList >>>> >>>> Dim listOfObjs As ArrayList = New ArrayList >>>> >>>> listOfObjs.Add("Last") >>>> listOfObjs.Add("String") >>>> listOfObjs.Add("20") >>>> >>>> However, I like Herfried's idea better in creating a class for this >>>> information and then having an array (or a strongly typed collection) >>>> for >>>> them. It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. >>>> >>>> "Miro" wrote: >>>> >>>> > VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best >>>> > I can. >>>> > >>>> > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) >>>> > >>>> > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ >>>> > { _ >>>> > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ >>>> > {"First", "String", 20} _ >>>> > } >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable >>>> > types all >>>> > within the same array. >>>> > ( unless there is another way to do this ) >>>> > >>>> > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late >>>> > Binding" when >>>> > I try to do anything with an array element. >>>> > >>>> > For example >>>> > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" >>>> > >>>> > I would like to keep Strict On on >>>> > >>>> > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? >>>> > >>>> > I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: >>>> > 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... >>>> > X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would >>>> > take longer during running. >>>> > >>>> > Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself >>>> > out. >>>> > >>>> > Thanks >>>> > >>>> > Miro >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>> >> >> > > Miro,
If you create a class, something as \\\ Public Class whatever Private whatevervalue as string Private whateelsevalue as string Public property TheFirstValue as string Get return whatevervalue End Get Set (by value as string) whatevervalue = value end set 'The same for secondvalue End Class /// Than you can do Dim myArray as list of (whatever) all typed in this message so watch typos or other errros. I hope this helps, cor Show quoteHide quote "Miro" <miron***@golden.net> schreef in bericht news:%23eaFf3exGHA.428@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >I would like to do it all in VB. > Learn it all as one of you would actaully do it in vb. > I knew javascript pretty good back in 99' to about 2002 ... and then i > stopped using it. So Im not sure how much > it has changed since then. > > Im fiddling with classes now and I can create a Class and property so im > close ( or i think im close ). > So Im assuming now that I can create property's when im all done I will > have 1 Class with 3 properties that will be an array, > that will technically be each element of the array i was trying to create. > > M. > > ps... > Oh... Herfried K. Wagner... the > DirectCast(AVariableOfSorts(1, 1), String) = "" didnt work, it had the > same issue with late binding or something. > > > > > > "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message > news:ex0KRF1wGHA.4752@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> Miro, >> >> Reading your message is the answer, you should not use a programming >> language as VB.Net, C#, C++ or Java. >> >> Just keep it by VB script or JavaScript. >> >> Just my thought reading your message. >> >> Cor >> >> "Miro" <miron***@golden.net> schreef in bericht >> news:Ols$UcwwGHA.5068@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >>> Ive never used classes in the programming languages ive used. >>> >>> So that is my next lesson. >>> I stayed away from the array lists cause I didnt like how all the items >>> have to be the same "var type " >>> >>> I just want to store a whole bunch of data in 1 variable with many >>> different vartypes and change the >>> variable elements as i need to. >>> >>> Someone once pointed me on this newgroup to the object, so now im at the >>> point to use the "object" var >>> i created and im running into this. >>> >>> So a class it will be - as long as i can achieve the above posted. >>> I can always make something like "dim bla(,) as String" and strigify >>> everything and val it as i need to cause i know >>> which elements are going to be numeric. >>> I just didnt think it would be this hard to store different variable >>> types / variables all in one array. >>> >>> So im off to read about classes .... my next post might be about them :) >>> >>> Thanks. >>> >>> <tommaso.gasta***@uniroma1.it> wrote in message >>> news:1155928323.990675.126610@m79g2000cwm.googlegroups.com... >>>> Yes Herfried is right. Go for a class anc collections. Forget about >>>> bidimensional arrays of objects. I have never seen them in a meaningul >>>> .net program. >>>> >>>> tommaso >>>> >>>> rmacias ha scritto: >>>> >>>>> You can try using an ArrayList >>>>> >>>>> Dim listOfObjs As ArrayList = New ArrayList >>>>> >>>>> listOfObjs.Add("Last") >>>>> listOfObjs.Add("String") >>>>> listOfObjs.Add("20") >>>>> >>>>> However, I like Herfried's idea better in creating a class for this >>>>> information and then having an array (or a strongly typed collection) >>>>> for >>>>> them. It really depends on what you are trying to accomplish. >>>>> >>>>> "Miro" wrote: >>>>> >>>>> > VB 2003 and Im still new to vb, so i hope i can explain this as best >>>>> > I can. >>>>> > >>>>> > I have a variable defined as such: ( simple example ) >>>>> > >>>>> > Dim AVariableOfSorts(,) As Object = _ >>>>> > { _ >>>>> > {"Last", "String", 20}, _ >>>>> > {"First", "String", 20} _ >>>>> > } >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > I had to define it as an object so I can have different variable >>>>> > types all >>>>> > within the same array. >>>>> > ( unless there is another way to do this ) >>>>> > >>>>> > What im getting is an error "Option Strict On Disallows Late >>>>> > Binding" when >>>>> > I try to do anything with an array element. >>>>> > >>>>> > For example >>>>> > AVariableOfSorts(1, 1) = "" >>>>> > >>>>> > I would like to keep Strict On on >>>>> > >>>>> > What am I missing ? or how do I get around this issue? >>>>> > >>>>> > I beleive I know the difference between binding. - Simply put: >>>>> > 1. Dim X as String is early binding and Dim X as Object ,... >>>>> > X.GetType.ToString would be late binding and would >>>>> > take longer during running. >>>>> > >>>>> > Im not sure what to search for in Help / or Online to help myself >>>>> > out. >>>>> > >>>>> > Thanks >>>>> > >>>>> > Miro >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > 
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