Hello all,
I have a problem while working with fixed length stings in Vb.net
The problem is, when I call a Function FormInfo to return a FormName, which
is a string value, it is returning some numeric value (might be an internally
generated UniqueID required for that COM).
As in VB.net, there is no support for fixed length strings, how to solve
this in Vb.net
Below is the VB.6 Code
Dim sBuf as String * 256
rc = FormInfo(Table, 0, 0, FI_FORMNAME, ByVal sBuf, sSize)
Below is the Declaration of API Function to which above statement is calling
Declare Function FormInfo Lib "ff20m32l.vb" Alias "_vbFormInfo@24" (ByVal
Table As String, ByVal Form As Integer, ByVal Area As Integer, ByVal Method
As Integer, InfoRpt As Any, ByVal InfoRptLen As Integer) As Integer
Please help me to find an equivalent of the above code in Vb.Net
Thanks in Advance 1 1854
> I have a problem while working with fixed length stings in Vb.net The problem is, when I call a Function FormInfo to return a FormName, which is a string value, it is returning some numeric value (might be an internally generated UniqueID required for that COM).
As in VB.net, there is no support for fixed length strings, how to solve this in Vb.net
Below is the VB.6 Code
Dim sBuf as String * 256 rc = FormInfo(Table, 0, 0, FI_FORMNAME, ByVal sBuf, sSize)
Below is the Declaration of API Function to which above statement is calling
Declare Function FormInfo Lib "ff20m32l.vb" Alias "_vbFormInfo@24" (ByVal Table As String, ByVal Form As Integer, ByVal Area As Integer, ByVal Method As Integer, InfoRpt As Any, ByVal InfoRptLen As Integer) As Integer
The way I have solved problems like this is as follows:
Instead of InfoRpt As Any, use Byval InfoRpt as string.
Where you call your function, use
Dim sBuf As New String(" "c, 256) ' maybe 256 should be sSize?
rc = FormInfo(Table, 0, 0, FI_FORMNAME, ByVal sBuf, sSize)
An alternative is byval InfoRpt() as Byte and dim sBuf() as Byte, etc. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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