Hey HF I got a fairly large project made in vb.net which is a language I am fairly useless working with xD
Okay so I am trying to convert the entire project to c#, I know this is possible to a degree using sharpDevelop however this project relies on a dll.
Is it possible to still convert the project? 😧 Maybe by somehow decompiling the dll and the recompile for c#? :P
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated 🤝
Thanks for reading.
(Nov 1, 2016 03:51 PM)Seifer Wrote: Hey HF I got a fairly large project made in vb.net which is a language I am fairly useless working with xD
What you're fairly useless working with is your IDE........
Why don't you reference the dll in your main C# project ???
Done.
(Nov 1, 2016 04:00 PM)sh@rp Wrote: What you're fairly useless working with is your IDE........
Why don't you reference the dll in your main C# project ???
Done.
I thought a vb compiled from vb only worked with vb 😧
However this means that the project didn't convert correctly as I am getting a ton of errors now, I thought this was because it was referencing a vb dll but if this does not matter then I got a lot of work to do x-x
Thanks for the info 🤝
(Nov 1, 2016 04:09 PM)Seifer Wrote: I thought a vb compiled from vb only worked with vb 😧
However this means that the project didn't convert correctly as I am getting a ton of errors now, I thought this was because it was referencing a vb dll but if this does not matter then I got a lot of work to do x-x
Thanks for the info 🤝
Don't bother.
good luck bro. ;)
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Nov 2, 2016 02:44 AM
(This post was last modified: Nov 2, 2016 02:45 AM by Marwix.)
How 'large' is your project? (lines of code, size etc)
I might be able to do it for you but not for free.
Lmk.
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Use SharpDevelop (version 4.4) which allows you to convert the whole C# project to VB.NET and vice-versa.
It's really fast and only needs like 4 clicks to complete the process.
(Nov 1, 2016 03:51 PM)Seifer Wrote: Hey HF I got a fairly large project made in vb.net which is a language I am fairly useless working with xD
Okay so I am trying to convert the entire project to c#, I know this is possible to a degree using sharpDevelop however this project relies on a dll.
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If You have the code:
I've only used the online converter options. I'm not familiar with any tools out there which automate this but there may be. In the past I've done it file at a time with a online converter. You'll need to setup another solution, recreate file for file with your references. It amounts to a lost of copy and pasting in and out of the tool. This could be tedious and worth exercising your google fu for an automated option.
If you only have a DLL:
Download and install Reflector. I believe Telerik owns it but there are other .Net decompilers out there. Some will display the IL in C# or VB.Net
Nov 2, 2016 03:05 PM
(This post was last modified: Nov 2, 2016 03:06 PM by Seifer.)
(Nov 2, 2016 02:44 AM)Marwix Wrote: How 'large' is your project? (lines of code, size etc)
I might be able to do it for you but not for free.
Lmk.
Thanks for the offer but I just found out that one of the developers from the project I am trying to convert went has recreated it with more features in C#, its not open source yet but is going open source soon 🤗
(Nov 2, 2016 05:05 AM)Null Agent Wrote: Use SharpDevelop (version 4.4) which allows you to convert the whole C# project to VB.NET and vice-versa.
It's really fast and only needs like 4 clicks to complete the process.
lol read the original post, already said I was using sharpDevelop's convert feature 🤝
You can use the DLL in C#
vb.net and c# both are .Net so you can basically use the dll in C#
(Nov 2, 2016 09:00 PM)帖子作者 Wrote: You can use the DLL in C#
(Nov 3, 2016 02:27 AM)toliko Wrote: vb.net and c# both are .Net so you can basically use the dll in C#
As mentionned here : https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?ti...id52962706
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