helloworld in VB.NET

[Michael Sgier]

Hi
is this c#? How would this look in VB.NET?
Thanks
Michael

using XPlane;

public class plugin_HelloWorld {

public static void Main() {

XPlane.Widgets.Windows.Window newWin = new
XPlane.Widgets.Windows.Window();
newWin.setSize( 200, 500, //left, top
320, 240 //width, height
);
newWin.setDescriptor( "Hello World" );
newWin.Create();

}

}

[Michael Sgier]

I've also two *.dll.
How shall i integrate them with my first mono project?
Thanks

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This is from memory but it would be something like:

Public Class plugin_HelloWorld

Public Shared Sub Main()

Dim newWin as new XPlane.Widgets.Windows.Window()
newWin.setSize( 200, 500, 320, 240)
newWin.setDescriptor( "Hello World" )
newWin.Create()

End Sub

End Class
--
Ciaran O''Donnell
http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com
"Michael Sgier" wrote:

Hi
is this c#? How would this look in VB.NET?
Thanks
Michael

using XPlane;

public class plugin_HelloWorld {

public static void Main() {

XPlane.Widgets.Windows.Window newWin = new
XPlane.Widgets.Windows.Window();
newWin.setSize( 200, 500, //left, top
320, 240 //width, height
);
newWin.setDescriptor( "Hello World" );
newWin.Create();

}

}

[Michael Sgier]

Thanks Ciaran
what about this in VB.NET?

using XPlane;

and what about the 2 dlls?
Thanks again
Michael

[Peter Duniho]

On Wed, 24 Sep 2008 08:25:38 -0700, Michael Sgier <sg***@nospam.comwrote:

Thanks Ciaran
what about this in VB.NET?

using XPlane;

I think VB.NET has an "Imports" statement that you should use.

and what about the 2 dlls?

That's an assembly-level thing, and should work the same (i.e. just add
them as references to your project).

All that said, there's a VB.NET newsgroup where you can ask about writing
VB.NET questions.

Pete

[Teme64]

Michael Sgier wrote:

Thanks Ciaran
what about this in VB.NET?

using XPlane;

and what about the 2 dlls?
Thanks again
Michael

Using XPlane

End Using

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[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Teme64 <te*****@gmail.comwrote:

Michael Sgier wrote:

Thanks Ciaran
what about this in VB.NET?

using XPlane;

and what about the 2 dlls?
Thanks again
Michael

Using XPlane

End Using

No, that's the VB equivalent of the using *statement* instead of the
using *directive*. Peter's answer (the Imports statement) is the
correct translation here.

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