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    Dan Suthar
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    Hi everyone, I have a question here: I have a big project made in C# with lots of userforms and a huge code behind it. I want to convert the whole project to VB.NET 2005 project .Online convertors converts only few code not the whole userforms .. :sigh: Any ideas? :-> Thanks, Dan

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      Hi everyone, I have a question here: I have a big project made in C# with lots of userforms and a huge code behind it. I want to convert the whole project to VB.NET 2005 project .Online convertors converts only few code not the whole userforms .. :sigh: Any ideas? :-> Thanks, Dan

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      Anthony Mushrow
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      SharpDevelop (ic#code -http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/[^]) Has an option to convert the current project to VB.NET (or Boo, apparantly). It also converts back between the formats.

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        Hi everyone, I have a question here: I have a big project made in C# with lots of userforms and a huge code behind it. I want to convert the whole project to VB.NET 2005 project .Online convertors converts only few code not the whole userforms .. :sigh: Any ideas? :-> Thanks, Dan

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        Lost User
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        I used sharpdevelop and it works.

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          Hi everyone, I have a question here: I have a big project made in C# with lots of userforms and a huge code behind it. I want to convert the whole project to VB.NET 2005 project .Online convertors converts only few code not the whole userforms .. :sigh: Any ideas? :-> Thanks, Dan

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          Dave Doknjas
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          There are C# to VB converters (not online) that convert entire projects. Just google on "C# to VB converter".

          David Anton http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com C++ to C# Converter C++ to VB Converter C++ to Java Converter C++ to C++/CLI Converter Instant C#: VB to C# converter Instant VB: C# to VB converter Instant C++: converts C# to C++/CLI and VB to C++/CLI

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            There are C# to VB converters (not online) that convert entire projects. Just google on "C# to VB converter".

            David Anton http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com C++ to C# Converter C++ to VB Converter C++ to Java Converter C++ to C++/CLI Converter Instant C#: VB to C# converter Instant VB: C# to VB converter Instant C++: converts C# to C++/CLI and VB to C++/CLI

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            Dan Suthar
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            Hi, Thankyou both of you for help.:-D When I tried SharpDevelop and converted the project but when I open it in VB.NET it showed me 210 errors !! & the forms can't be loaded in designer mode ! :wtf: And the http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com convertor converts only first 1000 lines . As In my project there are over 2000 lines of code so it everytimes shows that "No Line Of Code Converted !" :sigh: What to do now ?? Thanks, Dan

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              Hi, Thankyou both of you for help.:-D When I tried SharpDevelop and converted the project but when I open it in VB.NET it showed me 210 errors !! & the forms can't be loaded in designer mode ! :wtf: And the http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com convertor converts only first 1000 lines . As In my project there are over 2000 lines of code so it everytimes shows that "No Line Of Code Converted !" :sigh: What to do now ?? Thanks, Dan

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              WhoisUrBuddy
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              I'm trying to figure out why you would want to do convert the library into another language. Except for the syntax, CSharp and VB.Net have access to the same libraries. And are compiled down to the same thing. As a C# developer the convertors have only been useful in letting me understand the VB language. In the end it was easier to leave things they way they were and create a new namespace.

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                I'm trying to figure out why you would want to do convert the library into another language. Except for the syntax, CSharp and VB.Net have access to the same libraries. And are compiled down to the same thing. As a C# developer the convertors have only been useful in letting me understand the VB language. In the end it was easier to leave things they way they were and create a new namespace.

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                Dan Suthar
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                Hi, Yes , now I am understanding the real matter..

                WhoisUrBuddy wrote:

                I'm trying to figure out why you would want to do convert the library into another language

                It's working programme not a library & I want to run it in VB.NET so I was looking for such things..

                WhoisUrBuddy wrote:

                In the end it was easier to leave things they way they were and create a new namespace.

                Yes, Now I am planning to rewite the code so that I can learn VB and my work will be completed ... ;) Anyway , Thanks for help, Dan :-D

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