Re: "Late Binding" error is killing me!

[Armin Zingler]

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I am getting data from a device via UDP packets and they arrive
thus:

wsInverter.GetData(objData) ' Object required here.

I then need to convert each of the returned data of 38 bytes in this
packet to their hex values. Decimal would be OK, too, but I can't
get to them at all!

When I do this simple command, I get an error about late binding
being no good with Strict On:

i = strData(j) ' Simplified version to reduce options

After having longer discussions about a similar issue, I ask you to
provide an example of the source and destination value(s) and their data
types. Thanks.

Example (of an example):
Source: byte array, content=243 123 45 98 12
Destination: a string containing hex representation of the values,
seperated by blanks: "F3 7B 2D 98 0C"
In general in advance:
- The hexadecimal or decimal representation of values is _always_ a
string.
- AnyByteValue.ToString("X2") returns the hex representation of a byte
- A Stringbuilder object helps creating a string (quickly).
Armin