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- Define VB6 procedure arguments with the ParamArray keyword
- Slight mistake in this codeThere is a space missing between ParamArray and args. It should readPrivate Function Sum(ParamArray args As Variant) As SingleParamArray CorrectionOne mistake in your demo:Private Function Sum(ParamArrayargs As Variant) As SingleShould of been:Private Function Sum(ParamArray args As Variant) As SingleI've actually noticed similar errors in a number...
- Tags: Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, ParamArray, Private Function Sum, programming, Single, slight mistake, StuartAJC, VARIANT
- Discussion threads 2005-09-02
- Define VB6 procedure arguments with the ParamArray keyword
- In times when you don't know how many arguments will be passed to a procedure, you might want to think about using the ParamArray keyword. Learn how to use ParamArray in this VB6 tip. In some situations, you may not know ahead of time exactly how many arguments...
- Tags: Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, ParamArray, Peter Aitken, Visual Basic Tips Newsletter, Argument, Corporate Communications, Microsoft Development Tools, Programming Languages, Marketing, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development
- Technical articles 2005-09-01
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- How to omit or include optional arguments in VB6
- There may be times when you may want to define one or more optional arguments that can be included or omitted when a procedure is called. Read this VB6 tip to learn how you can do so with the Optional keyword. Most VB6 procedures—subs and functions—take a fixed number...
- Tags: Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, Peter Aitken, Microsoft development tools, optional argument, Visual Basic Tips Newsletter, Argument, Programming Languages, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development
- Technical articles 2005-08-25
- Get the most out of Variants in VB6
- Variants in VB.NETIf you aren't using variants in VB6, don't start now. Either of the tricks mentioned here will cause you fits when you try to convert to VB.NET. Variants are replaced with objects and the conversion will change IsNull to IsDBNull and things probably won't work right....
- Tags: etruss@..., Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, programming, VARIANT, vb.net, vb6
- Discussion threads 2005-09-16
- What's new in VB.NET?
- If you're a VB programmer, chances are you're anticipating the enhancements promised by Microsoft .NET. This article kicks off a series that focuses on VB.NET from the VB programmer perspective. Here's a look at some of the big language and IDE changes.By Irina MedvinskayaVisual Basic has long been a favorite...
- Tags: Microsoft development tools, Programming languages, .NET, Guest Contributor, Variant data type, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, data type, Microsoft Visual Basic
- Technical articles 2001-04-06
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