I have a number of classes, none of which use non CLS Compliant data types.
These classes are compiled into an assembly.
however when using this assembly a function (for example) that returns one
of these classes gives a compiler warning "Return type of MyFunction is not
CLS compliant"
this occurs with every class in the assembly.
why is this?
--guy--
5  1571 
further to this, the project is VB2005, and has been upgraded from vb2003
"guy" wrote: I have a number of classes, none of which use non CLS Compliant data types.
These classes are compiled into an assembly.
however when using this assembly a function (for example) that returns one
of these classes gives a compiler warning "Return type of MyFunction is not
CLS compliant"
this occurs with every class in the assembly.
why is this?
--guy--
got it!
its because the code is migrated vb2003!
if i create a new project and copy/paste the code in evertything is fine!
--guy--
"guy" wrote: further to this, the project is VB2005, and has been upgraded from vb2003
"guy" wrote:
I have a number of classes, none of which use non CLS Compliant data types.
These classes are compiled into an assembly.
however when using this assembly a function (for example) that returns one
of these classes gives a compiler warning "Return type of MyFunction is not
CLS compliant"
this occurs with every class in the assembly.
why is this?
--guy--
hi,
can someone explain why? Is it documented somewhere? because I plan on
migrating much much much code from VB2003 to VB2005 in a near future, so I
want to know if it's normal behavior or if there are precise cases where it
does that...
Thanks
ThunderMusic
"guy" <gu*@discussion s.microsoft.com > wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... got it!
its because the code is migrated vb2003!
if i create a new project and copy/paste the code in evertything is fine!
--guy--
"guy" wrote:
further to this, the project is VB2005, and has been upgraded from vb2003
"guy" wrote:
> I have a number of classes, none of which use non CLS Compliant data
> types.
> These classes are compiled into an assembly.
> however when using this assembly a function (for example) that returns
> one
> of these classes gives a compiler warning "Return type of MyFunction is
> not
> CLS compliant"
> this occurs with every class in the assembly.
>
> why is this?
>
> --guy--
Hi,
i cant explain it but...
Note The current Microsoft Visual Basic compiler intentionally does not
generate a CLS-compliance warning, however, a future release of the compiler
will issue that warning.
from:- http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...classtopic.asp
wether this is significant i dont know.
basically what i did intitally was create a vb2005 project and add in a vb
2003 vb class file this project referenced some vb 2005 assemblies, all of
which then appeared as non cls compliant.
for the second attempt i created another vb2005 project, created an empty
class file and pasted in the code from the vb2003 class, then set up the
references and all was fine!
a colleague has experienced identical problems
it ***might*** be something to do with referncing the vb2005 assemblies, buy
i havent tried this.
looking at posts on the net this seems a common problem, but i havent seen
an explanation:-(
hth
---guy---
"ThunderMus ic" wrote: hi,
can someone explain why? Is it documented somewhere? because I plan on
migrating much much much code from VB2003 to VB2005 in a near future, so I
want to know if it's normal behavior or if there are precise cases where it
does that...
Thanks
ThunderMusic
"guy" <gu*@discussion s.microsoft.com > wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... got it!
its because the code is migrated vb2003!
if i create a new project and copy/paste the code in evertything is fine!
--guy--
"guy" wrote:
further to this, the project is VB2005, and has been upgraded from vb2003
"guy" wrote:
> I have a number of classes, none of which use non CLS Compliant data
> types.
> These classes are compiled into an assembly.
> however when using this assembly a function (for example) that returns
> one
> of these classes gives a compiler warning "Return type of MyFunction is
> not
> CLS compliant"
> this occurs with every class in the assembly.
>
> why is this?
>
> --guy--
thanks a lot... it will probably save me some time to know at least one way
to solve the problem.
"guy" <gu*@discussion s.microsoft.com > wrote in message
news:49******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi,
i cant explain it but...
Note The current Microsoft Visual Basic compiler intentionally does not
generate a CLS-compliance warning, however, a future release of the
compiler
will issue that warning.
from:-
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...classtopic.asp
wether this is significant i dont know.
basically what i did intitally was create a vb2005 project and add in a vb
2003 vb class file this project referenced some vb 2005 assemblies, all of
which then appeared as non cls compliant.
for the second attempt i created another vb2005 project, created an empty
class file and pasted in the code from the vb2003 class, then set up the
references and all was fine!
a colleague has experienced identical problems
it ***might*** be something to do with referncing the vb2005 assemblies,
buy
i havent tried this.
looking at posts on the net this seems a common problem, but i havent seen
an explanation:-(
hth
---guy---
"ThunderMus ic" wrote:
hi,
can someone explain why? Is it documented somewhere? because I plan on
migrating much much much code from VB2003 to VB2005 in a near future, so
I
want to know if it's normal behavior or if there are precise cases where
it
does that...
Thanks
ThunderMusic
"guy" <gu*@discussion s.microsoft.com > wrote in message
news:9D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... > got it!
>
> its because the code is migrated vb2003!
>
> if i create a new project and copy/paste the code in evertything is
> fine!
>
> --guy--
>
>
> "guy" wrote:
>
>> further to this, the project is VB2005, and has been upgraded from
>> vb2003
>>
>> "guy" wrote:
>>
>> > I have a number of classes, none of which use non CLS Compliant data
>> > types.
>> > These classes are compiled into an assembly.
>> > however when using this assembly a function (for example) that
>> > returns
>> > one
>> > of these classes gives a compiler warning "Return type of MyFunction
>> > is
>> > not
>> > CLS compliant"
>> > this occurs with every class in the assembly.
>> >
>> > why is this?
>> >
>> > --guy--
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