use c# code in vb project???

28 Jun 2005 1:22 PM

KlassifiedBBS

a really noob question - can i have a c# module (in a seperate dll project)
that builds a "helper" dll, reference by a vb app. I want to put both in
one solution and deal them at the same time...

28 Jun 2005 1:31 PM

Robin Tucker

Yes. You just can't mix them in the same project.

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>a really noob question - can i have a c# module (in a seperate dll project)
> that builds a "helper" dll, reference by a vb app. I want to put both in
> one solution and deal them at the same time...

28 Jun 2005 2:51 PM

Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

"KlassifiedBBS" <klassif***@mailinator.com> schrieb:
>a really noob question - can i have a c# module (in a seperate dll project)
> that builds a "helper" dll, reference by a vb app. I want to put both in
> one solution and deal them at the same time...

Yes. I am just curious what prevents you from testing that yourself.

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28 Jun 2005 4:02 PM

Mike Labosh

> Yes. I am just curious what prevents you from testing that yourself.

Presumably because in a group that moves as fast as this one, it takes less
time to ask? I've done that in the SQL group more than once.

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28 Jun 2005 6:10 PM

Armin Zingler

"Mike Labosh" <mlab***@hotmail.com> schrieb
> > Yes. I am just curious what prevents you from testing that
> > yourself.
>
> Presumably because in a group that moves as fast as this one, it
> takes less time to ask? I've done that in the SQL group more than
> once.

I usuall try it on my own before asking somebody else. :-)

Armin