For error logging purposes, I want to capture the state of my program. In PHP, there is a function called get_defined_vars(), which returns a list of all the variables visible in the current scope. Is there something like that for VB.NET (2008)?
+++ Despite being wrong in every important...
(Please forgive me for cross-posting)
Mainly to get my own thoughts clear, I wrote an article about handling relational database access the object-oriented way. It is written from the viewpoint of a VB (or VBA) programmer, but should not be very different from approaches in any other...
Mainly to get my own thoughts clear, I wrote an article about handling relational database access the object-oriented way. It is written from the viewpoint of a VB (or VBA) programmer, but should not be very different from approaches in any other object-oriented language.
I hope you find it...
I am busy writing a library for digitizers in Visual Basic. My problem is, that the digitizer driver uses API-calls (C-style, with pointers, structures and handles) and I want to design the library in an object-oriented way.
It looks like I have the choice between either making all most of the...
Some API calls require an address of a routine, like a timer call. If I want to encapsulate an API timer in an object, can I use private properties?
The reason I ask this, is that I can imagine that all the properties of an instance exist for each instance, but the methods only exist for each...
[cry] Apart from the "error reading from file" (could sourcesafe PLEASE tell me WHICH FILE?), I also get an error message "Failed to update project location information in the host application" when opening other projects.
The help tells me that another application is using...
I am currently migrating to another machine. My old machine had VSS 6.0 installed under windows '98 and runs fine. My new machine has VSS 6.0 installed under Windows 2000 and does not want to check in any files and gives an error message "error reading from file" when I try to check in...
When I install Sourcesafe 6 on a machine at our office, it cannot find the central database. To be more precise: you can browse to the file, select it, and see that is is converted to a UNC path (so S:\<some dirs>\srcsafe.ini is converted to \\<servername>\<some dirs>\srcsafe.ini). Next, I...
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