If there is a presentation layer, business logic layer, and data access layer, then you may have only needed to convert the PL and left the rest of it VB, as an example, with the other layers being classlib projects. Surely, thisġ,000 lines of VB code is not in a single project I would hope. It seems to me that the VB code was not architected correctly where a layered style was implemented with things using an interface to decouple code and use Seperation of Concerns, which seemed to be tightly coupled code. It converted the code at or above the 99.5 rate, and gave excellent feedback suggestions and reports how where errors did occur, and what to do to fix them. Private Disposed As EventHandler Public Custom Event Disposed As EventHandler AddHandler(ByVal value As EventHandler) Disposed CType(Delegate.Combine(Disposed, value), EventHandler) End AddHandler. We intensively tested 6 products, and VBConversions’ VB.Net to C Converter had the richest feature set, reporting tools, analysis and recording options. WE need to use some old functionality and build the rest. (NB: if this is shadowing a same event in the base class, add the keyword 'Shadows'. However if we do reverse engineer you have the working code in another language! (Works for vb.net and c#.net) and that is the need of the time for now. But definitelyĬonversion of 1000 lines of code is not affordable either even if you expert of both langs.
If the existing code is in some other language, then yes obviously, I have been of same opinion its a too difficult task to get everything right and structured same way into another language. Want some tips on converting between VB and C Check out the article, 'Convert Between VB.NET and C' in Visual Studio Magazines June 2005 issue by Dave Doknjas, President of Tangible Software Solutions. NET, Microsoft ASP.NET, ASP, PHP, Delphi and other programming languages. There is no point in in knowing or not knowing. TBarCode simplifies bar code creation in your application - e.g.
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