I need to make a class that can handle the range of numbers
0 to (256^4) ^ (9,999,999,999^ 2)
what i dont understand is how to make this class so that i can use the
arithemetic operators such as = + - ^ * / ect.
do u just create method such as Add Or Subtract
if so where is the documentation so that i know what to name the function and
what values to take in as arguments and what to return as
thank you
WStoreyII
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"WStoreyII" <WS*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote I need to make a class that can handle the range of numbers
0 to (256^4) ^ (9,999,999,999^ 2)
what i dont understand is how to make this class so that i can use the
arithemetic operators such as = + - ^ * / ect.
do u just create method such as Add Or Subtract
if so where is the documentation so that i know what to name the function and
what values to take in as arguments and what to return as
You can't (yet) overload operators in VB.Net. Other languages can.
For an example of how MS handled this take a look one of the value types
(Decimal, for instance:) http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...itiontopic.asp
HTH
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