Dear .Net Friends... I'm working on a project that combines both VB and C#.
I ran into a problem this weekend trying to create an class in C# which had a method who's type was built in VB. Previously this has worked as advertised. However, this time the C# compiles fine but when I try to call that method VB *ALWAYS* complains that I don't have a reference to the project containing the parameter's class. Now, I know I do have that because I can say Dim foo as XXX and assign a variable I know is of type XXX to it. However, the VB compiler will not accept "foo" as a valid parameter to that C# method. I have tried declaring "foo" with a fully qualified namespace name for the type XXX (e.g. aa.bb.cc.dd.XXX) but that makes no difference either. Just for confirmation, I rebuilt the class in VB instead of C# and had no problems. Thanks, Michael Lehman Cereus Design Corp. http://www.cereus7.com You can read messages from the DOTNET archive, unsubscribe from DOTNET, or subscribe to other DevelopMentor lists at http://discuss.develop.com.
