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12 responses to “Automatically Convert C# code to VB.NET”

1. 

   April 14, 2004

   Scott Galloway

   So will you be making the source available for this…SharpDevelop being GPL and all 😉

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2. 

   April 14, 2004

   Scott Galloway

   Sorry…just read the page…you will be, well done! Anyway, any chance of an opposite version – VB.NET – C#?

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3. 

   April 14, 2004

   James Crowley

   Scott – the source code is available to anyone who asks, and I”ll be making it publicly available when I get the chance.

   Markus has just pointed me in the direction of their latest build, which includes a parser for the reverse process – so I”ll try to get this up later in the week!

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4. 

   April 15, 2004

   SBC

   anything out there to convert from VB.NET into C#?
   
   thanks..

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5. 

   April 15, 2004

   James Crowley

   I”ll post on my blog again when the VB.NET to C# converter is up 🙂

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6. 

   April 24, 2004

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   James C, is the source code still available to anyone who asks?

   If so, could you email me a copy? [email protected]

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7. 

   May 2, 2004

   Sonu Kapoor

   Wow….pretty nice and useful utility ! Good work.

   Sonu

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8. 

   May 2, 2004

   http://

   James C, is the source code still available to anyone who asks?

   If so, could you email me a copy? [email protected]

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9. 

   May 10, 2004

   http://

   Hi,

   I”ve got a c# client application I”d like to
   
   convert to VB. This is not a web application.
   
   Will your application be able to convert this?

   Regards,

   Jim

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10. 

    May 13, 2004

    http://

    Doesn”t work properly…..

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11. 

    May 20, 2004

    df

    void Application_BeginRequest (Object sender, EventArgs e)

    {

    //

    // TODO: Convert a path of the form

    // …/quotes/page1.aspx into a path of the form

    // …/rewritepath.aspx?id=1

    //

    HttpContext context = HttpContext.Current;

    string oldpath = context.Request.Path.ToLower ();

    string token = "/quotes/page";

    int i = oldpath.IndexOf (token);

    int len = token.Length;

    if (i != -1) {

    int j = oldpath.IndexOf (".aspx");

    if (j != -1) {

    string id =

    oldpath.Substring (i + len, j – (i + len));

    string newpath =

    oldpath.Replace (token + id + ".aspx",

    "/rewritepath.aspx?id=" + id);

    context.RewritePath (newpath);

    }

    }

    }

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12. 

    July 20, 2004

    http://

    Hi.

    This could make things a lot easier for me. My boss wants me to rewrite my code in VB.NET and this would be a life saver.

    Any chance I could get the code ([email protected])?

    Thanks.

    Juan

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