Please convert to VB.NET

[Buzz]

Please convert to VB.NET

protected override bool ProcessKeyEventArgs(ref Message m)
{

if((char)m.WParam == '.')

m.WParam = (IntPtr)',';

return false;

}

Thanks!
Buzz

[David Anton]

Our Instant VB C# to VB converter produces the following (download the demo
edition at www.instantvb.com)

Protected Overrides Function ProcessKeyEventArgs(ByRef m As Message) As
Boolean

If CChar(m.WParam) = "."c Then
m.WParam = CType(","c, IntPtr)
End If

Return False

End Function

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"Buzz" wrote:

Please convert to VB.NET

protected override bool ProcessKeyEventArgs(ref Message m)
{

if((char)m.WParam == '.')

m.WParam = (IntPtr)',';

return false;

}

Thanks!
Buzz

[Kevin Yu [MSFT]]

Hi Buzz,

Please try the following VB.NET code.

Protected Overrides Function ProcessKeyEventArgs(ByRef m As Message) As
Boolean
If Convert.ToChar(m.WParam.ToInt32()) = "."c Then
m.WParam = New IntPtr(Convert.ToInt32(","c))
Return False
End If
End Function

Kevin Yu
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[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

David,

Which is in my opinion very nice real VB.Net code

:-)

Cor

[David Anton]

By the way, if this isn't just an adhoc sample, you might want to review what
it's supposed to do - it always returns false for instance. Also, there's no
need for the parameter to be 'ref'.
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"Buzz" wrote:

Please convert to VB.NET

protected override bool ProcessKeyEventArgs(ref Message m)
{

if((char)m.WParam == '.')

m.WParam = (IntPtr)',';

return false;

}

Thanks!
Buzz

[Buzz]

Hi David,

Kevin Yu's VB.NET example worked. I was unable to get your example working.

Thanks,
Buzz

"David Anton" wrote:

By the way, if this isn't just an adhoc sample, you might want to review what
it's supposed to do - it always returns false for instance. Also, there's no
need for the parameter to be 'ref'.
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"Buzz" wrote:

Please convert to VB.NET

protected override bool ProcessKeyEventArgs(ref Message m)
{

if((char)m.WParam == '.')

m.WParam = (IntPtr)',';

return false;

}

Thanks!
Buzz

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Buzz,

Kevin Yu's VB.NET example worked. I was unable to get your example
working.

I can oversee something however looking at David's code is it the same as
from Kevin (who uses only the basic framework), while in Buzz code are some
more optimized VBNet methods used.

Probably I oversee something however when not than it can be interesting and
therefore: Can you give us the error you got with Buzz his code?

Cor

[Buzz]

If CChar(m.WParam) = "." Then 'Value of type 'System.IntPtr' cannot be
converted to 'Char'.
m.WParam = CType(",", IntPtr) 'Value of type 'String' cannot be
converted to 'System.IntPtr'.
End If
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:

Buzz,

Kevin Yu's VB.NET example worked. I was unable to get your example
working.

I can oversee something however looking at David's code is it the same as
from Kevin (who uses only the basic framework), while in Buzz code are some
more optimized VBNet methods used.

Probably I oversee something however when not than it can be interesting and
therefore: Can you give us the error you got with Buzz his code?

Cor

[David Anton]

Thanks for the bug report Buzz. We're looking into it now - it appears that
the intrinsic VB cast methods do not cut it (compared to C# casting) in many
cases.
Within the next day we'll have a new build that results in conversions
making more use of the Convert class methods.
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"Buzz" wrote:

If CChar(m.WParam) = "." Then 'Value of type 'System.IntPtr' cannot be
converted to 'Char'.
m.WParam = CType(",", IntPtr) 'Value of type 'String' cannot be
converted to 'System.IntPtr'.
End If
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:

Buzz,

Kevin Yu's VB.NET example worked. I was unable to get your example
working.

I can oversee something however looking at David's code is it the same as
from Kevin (who uses only the basic framework), while in Buzz code are some
more optimized VBNet methods used.

Probably I oversee something however when not than it can be interesting and
therefore: Can you give us the error you got with Buzz his code?

Cor

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Buzz,

Thanks for showing it.

It would be in the shortest code

ChrW(m.WParam.ToInt32)
and
New IntPtr(Asc(","))

Before you misunderstand me, there is nothing wrong with the code from
Kevin. I have now learned again from this.

Thanks

Cor

[David Anton]

Thanks Cor - we've modified Instant VB to include this correction (and the
VB-ish style of using AscW and ChrW) for casts of InPtr's to characters and
characters to IntPtr's. (Download the demo at www.instantvb.com if you're
interested in trying it out).
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"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:

Buzz,

Thanks for showing it.

It would be in the shortest code

ChrW(m.WParam.ToInt32)
and
New IntPtr(Asc(","))

Before you misunderstand me, there is nothing wrong with the code from
Kevin. I have now learned again from this.

Thanks

Cor