Well first - thank you all. I found it!
I was just confused. I thought it worked a bit like the J++ to C# converter.
About how much code I actually converts, I don't give a damn. I code in C#
from now on, so I am having a hard time figuring out what old VB code will
look like in C#.
An example:
For i% = 1 To Len(userText)
a% = a% + Val(Mid$(userText, i%, 1))
i% = i% + 1
Next i%
First I have never seen the i% syntax before, and second, there is no need
for Val in C#, since it is a more strong language - all data types must be
defined, not like VB where all is variant....
But the VB to VB.NET converter did _clean_ up the code, and actually showed
many old flaws in design, so for that it is a help.
<Thomas/>
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