Converting C# to VB

[Solarion]

I have quite a big project I need to convert to VB.NET

It's going well however there's a few bits and pieces I would appreciate some help with. The first is this:

private List<XMLSchemaErrors> xMLSchemaErrorsCollection;

How does this translate to vb?

 

[froot]

Look here
www.developerfusion.com/tools/convert/csharp-to-vb

Why do you want to do anything in VB.NET?

 

[Solarion]

Just more comfortable with VB.NET

 

[Species8472]

Just more comfortable with VB.NET

Personal recommendation, try moving over to C#

I also started out my career with VB.Net, however our dev team moved over to C#. Best move ever.

Do a quick search for C# jobs vs VB.Net jobs and then think of where you will be 5 years from now

You make yourself a ton more marketable, even though everything you can do in C# you can do in VB.Net and vice versa.


As for your question, try:

Private xMLSchemaErrorsCollection As List(Of XMLSchemaErrors)

 

[Kosmik]

Personal recommendation, try moving over to C#

I also started out my career with VB.Net, however our dev team moved over to C#. Best move ever.

Do a quick search for C# jobs vs VB.Net jobs and then think of where you will be 5 years from now

You make yourself a ton more marketable, even though everything you can do in C# you can do in VB.Net and vice versa.


As for your question, try:

Private xMLSchemaErrorsCollection As List(Of XMLSchemaErrors)

I really do have to agree, biased though but still.

 

[Batista]

Personal recommendation, try moving over to C#

I also started out my career with VB.Net, however our dev team moved over to C#. Best move ever.

Do a quick search for C# jobs vs VB.Net jobs and then think of where you will be 5 years from now

You make yourself a ton more marketable, even though everything you can do in C# you can do in VB.Net and vice versa.


As for your question, try:

Private xMLSchemaErrorsCollection As List(Of XMLSchemaErrors)

agreeeeeed!

 

[CamiKaze]

Just more comfortable with VB.NET

Your personal preference is really not a good reason if you are doing this for your company...

 

[envo]

I'm VB.NET primarily but actually prefer c# for a lot of other reasons. Can't switch over for work but whatever else I do is in c# (namespaces!)

Skills, c# is abundant, vb.net you're out of luck (we've had maybe 1 suitable candidate in the last year and still 2 dev's short)

back to the question

I actually use Telerik's converter than Developer Fusion's, I feel it's more complete and bug free than the latter

Private xMLSchemaErrorsCollection As List(Of XMLSchemaErrors)

http://converter.telerik.com/