I am more familiar with VB and the book i bought has C# examples, now i am stuck.
How do I implement the following in VB.NET?
public abstract class ENTBaseDATA<T> where T : IENTBaseEntity
{
public abstract List<T> Select();
public abstract T Select(int id);
etc....This code already is converted :)
}
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You could try to use a C# / VB.NET converter. Output:
Public MustInherit Class ENTBaseDATA(Of T As IENTBaseEntity)
Public MustOverride Function [Select]() As List(Of T)
Public MustOverride Function [Select](ByVal id As Integer) As T
' and then the other code '
End Class
You should know:
Abstract Class:
In C#: abstract
keyword
In VB.NET: MustInherit
keyword
Abstract Method:
In C#: abstract
keyword
In VB.NET: MustOverride
keyword
Generic class or method:
In C#: Class<T> where T : Conditions
In VB.NET: Class(Of T As Conditions)
Finally, in VB.NET the word Select
is a reserved keyword, so you have to enclose it between [ ] in order to use it.
You can check some auto-converter, fe. http://www.kamalpatel.net/ConvertCSharp2VB.aspx.
If it won't work, you can: create an assembly in c# (just compile your code), download .NET Reflector (if you don't have one! :) ), decompile assembly and convert it to VB.NET
//Edit removed code, as it seems it's broken (eh, those converters ;) ).