How to use MsgBox ?

[pronto]

Hi all,

C#.
I create form with single button.
On button push I want to get MsgBox("Hello world").
What I should do to make compiler understand "MsgBox" ?

regards
pronto

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Pronto,

MsgBox is a VB function, not a .NET function. In order to get the same
functionality, call the static Show method on the MessageBox class in the
System.Windows.Forms namespace.

Hope this helps.
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Hi all,

C#.
I create form with single button.
On button push I want to get MsgBox("Hello world").
What I should do to make compiler understand "MsgBox" ?

regards
pronto

[jamie]

pronto wrote:

Hi all,

C#.
I create form with single button.
On button push I want to get MsgBox("Hello world").
What I should do to make compiler understand "MsgBox" ?

regards
pronto

using System.Windows.Forms;

MessageBox.Show("Here is your answer...");
Jamie

[William Ryan eMVP]

The best way to use it is to forget it exists ;-)
MessageBox.Show("Whatever");

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Hi all,

C#.
I create form with single button.
On button push I want to get MsgBox("Hello world").
What I should do to make compiler understand "MsgBox" ?

regards
pronto

[claire]

MessageBox.Show("messagestring");

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Hi all,

C#.
I create form with single button.
On button push I want to get MsgBox("Hello world").
What I should do to make compiler understand "MsgBox" ?

regards
pronto

[PseudoBill]

Interestingly, MessageBox.Show was modelled on VB's MsgBox. If you
examine the parameters and the possible enum values - they correspond
almost one-to-one with VB's MsgBox.

So, it's not that VB's version is so horrible - it's just that .NET
has a virtually identical version, so you might as well use it. But
I'm willing to bet that under the covers you have the *identical*
.net framework code.
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