Space function

Pippo,

Although this is more a question to be answered by Ken.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...vafctSpace.asp

I hope this helps,

Cor

Hi Pippo:

Try:

Microsoft.Visua lBasic.Strings. Space(number)

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In Vb 6 exist the SPACE function
How to replace this function in vb dot net?

Thanks for your help...

But in yours replies you use the Microsoft.Visua lBasic namespace

In my project i want to use a native dot net function and not a old vb
function

Is there an another way?

"Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP]" wrote:

Hi Pippo:

Try:

Microsoft.Visua lBasic.Strings. Space(number)

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Carlos J. Quintero

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In Vb 6 exist the SPACE function
How to replace this function in vb dot net?

"Pippo" <Pi***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> schrieb

In Vb 6 exist the SPACE function
How to replace this function in vb dot net?

new string(" "c, 17)
Armin

Then use:

New String(" "c, n)

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Thanks for your help...

But in yours replies you use the Microsoft.Visua lBasic namespace

In my project i want to use a native dot net function and not a old vb
function

Is there an another way?

Thanks it works fine

Thanks guys

"Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP]" wrote:

Then use:

New String(" "c, n)

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Carlos J. Quintero

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"Pippo" <Pi***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> escribió en el mensaje
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Thanks for your help...

But in yours replies you use the Microsoft.Visua lBasic namespace

In my project i want to use a native dot net function and not a old vb
function

Is there an another way?

Pippo wrote:

Thanks for your help...

But in yours replies you use the Microsoft.Visua lBasic namespace

In my project i want to use a native dot net function and not a old vb
function

Is there an another way?

How about

"".padright (n)

where n is the number of spaces you need.
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Pippo,

Endless those replies.

The Microsoft.Visua lBasic namespace is a full part of the Net Framework

In that are the namespaces system.net And Microsoft.Visua lBasic

Standard uses VisualBasic both.

If you want to use both in C#, C++ or J# than you have to set in those a
reference to that.

That is all.

Cor

"Pippo" <Pi***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> schrieb:

But in yours replies you use the Microsoft.Visua lBasic namespace

In my project i want to use a native dot net function and not a old vb
function

As it's impossible to write VB.NET applications which don't reference
"Microsoft.Visu alBasic.dll", there is absolutely no reason for not using the
functionality of this library. Developing in VB.NET without using
'Microsoft.Visu alBasic' is developing with VB.NET without actually using it.

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