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There are 183 articles & tutorials regarding "VB.NET".

7.) Overloading Operators in VB.NET 2.0
By Paul Kimmel Go to page: 1 2 Next Although you do not need to write overloaded operators every day, this feature certainly puts the latest version of VB.NET (whether you call it 2.0 or 8.0 there is some confusion in this area) on par with even the most powerful object-oriented languages. This article demonstrates a step-by-step process for writing custom operators, including a brief explanation for neophytes. Of course, if you didn't like VB.NET because of its differences from VB6,...
Found at developer.com

8.) uuEncode and uuDecode in VB.NET and C#
# Printer Friendly Version One of our posters was looking for a C# implementation of uuEncode and uuDecode. I found some old code and ported it to both VB.NET and C#, along with a Winforms test harness. here is the C# code: using System; namespace CSUUCodec { public class CSUUCodec { public CSUUCodec() { } public string uuDecode(string sBuffer) { string str1=String.Empty; int j = sBuffer.Length ; for (int i = 1; i <= j; i += 4) { str1 = String.Concat(str1,...
Found at EggHeadCafe

9.) Create a GUI for an FTP Client with VB.NET
By Paul Kimmel Go to page: 1 2 3 Next This Visual Basic Today column builds on the previous column, " Write an FTP Client with VB.NET to Bridge Legacy Software ," which introduced an FTP client with some basic FTP capabilities. It extends that FTP client and begins the implementation of a Windows FTP GUI. I could probably write an entire book on building a Windows FTP application if I elected to cover design, implementation, patterns, GUI design techniques, and testing and deployment...
Found at developer.com

10.) Use Interop Code and Overlap Fields with the Union Construct in VB.NET
By Paul Kimmel There are few idioms and constructs that Visual Basic .NET cannot touch. Although not especially good at pointers and addresses, VB.NET and C# enable a developer to emulate, contrive, or precisely reproduce almost everything else that even the most complex languages, like C++, offer. One such construct is the union. A union is like a structure, but it permits all its fields to share the same starting address. Consider a union with character and integer fields. The union...
Found at developer.com

11.) Introduction to OOP in VB.NET
by Budi Kurniawan 09/23/2002 Visual Basic .NET offers its users, among many other things, a fully object-oriented programming (OOP) experience. Some former VB6 developers have prepared themselves well to embrace this new version of the language. Others, however, need more time and guidance in taking on this new challenge and opportunity. In this VB.NET OOP series, Budi Kurniawan introduces many facets of object-oriented design and programming to VB programmers new to OOP. Discussions...
Found at O'Reilly Network

12.) VB.NET TCP Client - Server Socket Communications
By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. Printer Friendly Version Often we need to use TCP over IP sockets to do communications instead of the familiar HTTP protocol that web developers are used to. Prior to the arrival of the .NET platform, this usually involved a ton of Winsock code and C - style API declarations. I recently had to rewrite a TCP socket client class from VB 6.0 into .NET for communication to a mainframe system. I knew that if I ran the original VB 6.0 DLL project through the VB.NET...
Found at EggHeadCafe

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