Output parameters with VB .Net

[Dudi Nissan]

Hello,

I enjoy visiting your web site.
I am programming with VB .Net
My code is:
Public Sub Test(ByVal a As String, ByVal b As String, ByVal c As String)
a = "aaaa"
b = "tttt"
c = "qqqq"
End Sub

I have a question:
I created from this code class library (dll as com object). I would like to
get a, b, c values when I call this Test function.
How can this be done? (The syntax in C# is: out string a, out string b)

Thank you,
Dudi Nissan.

[Peter van der Goes]

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Hello,

I enjoy visiting your web site.
I am programming with VB .Net
My code is:
Public Sub Test(ByVal a As String, ByVal b As String, ByVal c As String)
a = "aaaa"
b = "tttt"
c = "qqqq"
End Sub

I have a question:
I created from this code class library (dll as com object). I would like
to
get a, b, c values when I call this Test function.
How can this be done? (The syntax in C# is: out string a, out string b)

Thank you,
Dudi Nissan.

Pass the arguments ByRef instead of ByVal. That way, you'll have access to
the changed values in the original arguments in the calling code.

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Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
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