Is it possible join in the same project a visual basic net
form and a c sharp form?? if the answer is yes, how can I
do it?
Thanks for your answers 4 1229
Only if you compile the C# form in a project and reference it from VB
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when you say reference it, are you saying add to vb
project??? Pleaseee,helllpp!!! -----Original Message----- Only if you compile the C# form in a project and
reference it from VB -- Ceers, Crirus
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"jose" <jo********@inicia.es> wrote in message news:0b****************************@phx.gbl... Is it possible join in the same project a visual basic
net form and a c sharp form?? if the answer is yes, how can
I do it? Thanks for your answers
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You will add it as a component
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Ceers,
Crirus
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news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... when you say reference it, are you saying add to vb project??? Pleaseee,helllpp!!!-----Original Message----- Only if you compile the C# form in a project and reference it from VB -- Ceers, Crirus
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"jose" <jo********@inicia.es> wrote in message news:0b****************************@phx.gbl... Is it possible join in the same project a visual basic net form and a c sharp form?? if the answer is yes, how can I do it? Thanks for your answers
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Hi Jose,
Not in the same <Project> but yes, in the same <Solution>.
Each would have its own Project and you would reference the C# project
from the VB one.
Compile the C# project and then Right-Click the VB project in the Solution
Explorer and select Add Reference. On the dialogue box which comes up, select
the Projects page. You'll find your C# project there. Click the [Select] and
[Ok] buttons. You'll then be able to see the C# project in the VB project's
list of references.
You may also have to add an Imports statement to your VB code. If so, type
Imports at the top of the code and then get intellisense to guide you from
there.
Regards,
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