Re: vb to c# dll
- From: Shawn Wildermuth (C# MVP) <swildermuth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 23:25:53 +0000 (UTC)
Hello segue,
In C# (like C++ before it), the \ character is an escape character. In other words, they expect the \ to be followed by another character to tell what character to actually show. For example, I can do this in C#:
string s = "He said, \"Hello THere\"";
The \" tells the string to put an actual quote in my text. One of the most common escape sequences you will see with \ is \\. When you see \\ in your C# code, its the same as seeing \ in your VB.NET code. You can jsut treat it as a single slash. Don't worry about seeing it in the C# code...its normal...don't try and fix it.
Thanks,
Shawn Wildermuth
Speaker, Author and C# MVP
http://adoguy.com
What's a good way to get to these groups dotnet.languages.vb and
csharp, I hate scrolling the udl.
I'd also like to see my references in a folder in the solution
explorer
like I used
to in VS2005. The references are no longer visible for some reason
unless I
use
project references.
Main question:
I'm using a referenced C# .dll in my vb.net project.
I'm trying to pass a string containing a filepath from a vb.net forms
application to a C# dll function. When I step to the C# function my
string
suddenly has extra backslashes. In C# I tried using the replace
function
fileName.Replace("\\", "\");
but I got three errors, 1. newline in constant, ) and ; expected.
Suggestions appreciated.
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