Create Instance from external DLL

[Quick Fox]

Hi All,

Please help for following case:
How to Load a Assembly from DLL file and create instance
of the class in the loaded file.

I want make a function that get 2 string parameters
(Assembly file Name and Class Name) and create a instance.

Thanks

Quick Fox

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "Fergus Cooney" <fi******@tesco .net> scripsit:

Where did you take this information from?

From my brain. Sometimes it makes the most startling deductions!!

:-)))

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "Fergus Cooney" <fi******@tesco .net> scripsit:

There is no ".en".

Did someone say there was?? I missed that bit.

Maybe I misunderstood you...

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Fergus Cooney]

Hi Herfried,

|| I will add a link to Google's translation feature in
|| the next release

|| (still working on it).

So's Google. Long way to go yet.

|| The license agreement is written in English.

LOL.

|| I often post links to English language ressources in the
|| German groups,

Where there's a surprisingly (to me) high degree of English spoken.

|| but nobody complained about the fact that the pages
|| were written in an other language

As I've mentioned in other threads, most people don't complain - they just
don't come back.

|| 'lazy'

That's a judgement that may be wide of the mark. There are other reasons
for not doing something - such as the fear* factor that I mentioned. You are
bi-lingual (at least/near enough/for the purposes of comparison/etc). I doubt
whether you'd understand this fear that I'm trying to describe. But then
again, maybe you would.

I think you understand how many VBers wouldn't want to examine C# code
because it's so 'foreign' - yet we both know that underneath the syntax
differences, they have much in common - especially when the code is mainly
concerned with Framework utilisation.

This C# type 'fear' also occurs with the natural languages but with these
it is magnified**. [Other people have this fear with equations and will skip
right over them when reading a book, however innocuous they might be. Others
have it with poetry.]

Regards,
Fergus

* 'Fear' is perhaps too strong a word. I use it in the sense of discomfort at
encountering something which can't be understood - the unknown/unknowable is
somethig to fear. Or, at least, to be moved away from.

** Like most human issues - for <some> people.

[Fergus Cooney]

Hi Cor,

|| the communicators don't have to know more of
|| English than is necessary to communicate,

We've see plenty of that in both language and typing skills.

|| English speaking people <of any nationality>

Yes - English as an interface (and a very flexible one at that!).

But it would be interesting to see what would happen if a query came here
in a foreign language.

In the vb.winapi there <was> one such topic. The amazing thing is that
someone actually responded to it. See for yourself [http://tinyurl.com/qi1y].
For some reason the full thread isn't there but the missing posts are included
in the ones that <are> there.

Cheers,
Fergus

[Repost - the first one (10:15pm) went to non@non by mistake.]

[Fergus Cooney]

Sort of. I was saying that it was implied.

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "Fergus Cooney" <fi******@tesco .net> scripsit:

But it would be interesting to see what would happen if a query came here
in a foreign language.

If there is a special group available for the OP's language, I will
redirect him/her to this group. IMO that's the best solution.

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "Fergus Cooney" <fi******@tesco .net> scripsit:

I will add a link to Google's translation feature in
the next release

(still working on it).

So's Google. Long way to go yet.

Update is finished, but I didn't have enough time to include the
translation feature yet.

I often post links to English language ressources in the
German groups,

Where there's a surprisingly (to me) high degree of English spoken.

You are right, most of the Germans speak English, but most of them don't
understand a lot. When reading your posts I don't understand every word.

but nobody complained about the fact that the pages
were written in an other language

As I've mentioned in other threads, most people don't complain - they just
don't come back.

I think if somebody _really_ wants an answer, he will ask for an
explanation of the code. But I remember I already mentioned that.

'lazy'

That's a judgement that may be wide of the mark. There are other reasons
for not doing something - such as the fear* factor that I mentioned. You are
bi-lingual (at least/near enough/for the purposes of comparison/etc). I doubt
whether you'd understand this fear that I'm trying to describe. But then
again, maybe you would.

I think you understand how many VBers wouldn't want to examine C# code
because it's so 'foreign' - yet we both know that underneath the syntax
differences, they have much in common - especially when the code is mainly
concerned with Framework utilisation.

I understand what you mean. From my own experience I can tell you that
I never ignored things I didn't understand. I tried to understand
them. Sometimes it's hard, but there are lots of people here who are
willing to help.
This C# type 'fear' also occurs with the natural languages but with these
it is magnified**. [Other people have this fear with equations and will skip
right over them when reading a book, however innocuous they might be. Others
have it with poetry.]

I don't understand people who have a C# fear. When posting a question
which is related to .NET programming, a solution in every .NET language
will be helpful (if it doesn't make use of features included in a
specific .NET programming language only).

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Fergus Cooney]

Hi Herfried,

|| I don't understand people who have a C# fear

Mm, I was hoping, but I'm not that surprised.

Regards,
Fergus

[Cor]

Hi Herfried,
Did you know there is a special newsgroup for German speaking people
de.entwickler.d otnet.vb

No Herfried, redirecting people who ask in this group gives me immidiatly
the idea of a ghetto when you do it in that way, they do it not for nothing
in this group, like the spanish talking man who said, the spanish group is
bad.

Only when someone ask something in non English, than it can be maybe an
alternative.
And then only if you know that he too is using a Visual.Studio.N et in that
language and he is asking in that language.

My last message in this thread

Cor

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "Cor" <no*@non.com> scripsit:

Did you know there is a special newsgroup for German speaking people
de.entwickler.d otnet.vb
I know this group... I remember I saw you there some weeks ago...
No Herfried, redirecting people who ask in this group gives me immidiatly
the idea of a ghetto when you do it in that way, they do it not for nothing
in this group, like the spanish talking man who said, the spanish group is
bad.
Redirecting makes sense if the OP doesn't know that a group in his/her
language exists. Very often the OP will have a better chance to get an
answer in the group for his language.
Only when someone ask something in non English, than it can be maybe an
alternative.
I am only talking about this case.
And then only if you know that he too is using a Visual.Studio.N et in that
language and he is asking in that language.

My last message in this thread

ACK.

EOT

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>