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DLL PROBLEM

Posted Date: 14 Sep 2006 Total Responses: 4

Posted By: Parveen Kumar Member Level: Silver Points: 2

Suppose i have a dll written in c#. And i wants to use it vb.net application. In c# dll i have two functions: public void f() and public void F() { { } } IF from vb.net Application i call function f() of c# dll then Which Function is called f() or F() because vb.net is not case sensitive. I mean to say wheather it will treate f() as a small f or f() as a Capital F.

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Author: Abhishek Arya 14 Sep 2006

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If you are using .dll which is made in c# it will give you option to select any of the function. Case sensetive not matter in vb but as there are two seprate function in .dll so it will give both the function.

Author: Bhargava Pandey 14 Sep 2006

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C# is case sensative so when u call f() the f (small) will be called.

Author: vihari 14 Sep 2006

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hai praveen...
it will treat as small f only.

thank you

Author: Sidhartha Gundavarapu 15 Sep 2006

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No. you cannot use those methods in VB.Net This is against the best practices to have methods having same name and different case. This especially should be avoided when you are developing generic assemblies that will be re-used in other applications

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