AppSettingsReader.GetValue method:
Public Function GetValue( _
ByVal key As String, _
ByVal type As Type _
) As Object
In C#, I would invoke this, e.g., with:
myConfigReader.GetValue("param", typeof(string))
What would I pass for the type parameter in VB.NET?
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Steve,
myConfigReader.GetValue("param", Type.GetType("String"))
HTH,
Raymond Lewallen
gettype
"Steve Brecher" <St***********@see.sig.at.end> wrote in message
news:OK**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... AppSettingsReader.GetValue method:
Public Function GetValue( _
ByVal key As String, _
ByVal type As Type _
) As Object
In C#, I would invoke this, e.g., with:
myConfigReader.GetValue("param", typeof(string))
What would I pass for the type parameter in VB.NET?
--
For mail, please use my surname where indicated:
st***@surname.reno.nv.us (Steve Brecher)
Steve,
myConfigReader.GetValue("param", Type.GetType("String"))
HTH,
Raymond Lewallen
gettype
"Steve Brecher" <St***********@see.sig.at.end> wrote in message
news:OK**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... AppSettingsReader.GetValue method:
Public Function GetValue( _
ByVal key As String, _
ByVal type As Type _
) As Object
In C#, I would invoke this, e.g., with:
myConfigReader.GetValue("param", typeof(string))
What would I pass for the type parameter in VB.NET?
--
For mail, please use my surname where indicated:
st***@surname.reno.nv.us (Steve Brecher)
Raymond Lewallen <Ra******************@nospam.faa.gov> wrote: myConfigReader.GetValue("param", Type.GetType("String"))
That was a good hint; I'll use:
myConfigReader.GetValue("param", GetType(String))
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Raymond Lewallen <Ra******************@nospam.faa.gov> wrote: myConfigReader.GetValue("param", Type.GetType("String"))
That was a good hint; I'll use:
myConfigReader.GetValue("param", GetType(String))
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