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Equivelent #define in vb.net? - FireCat - 25.07.2013

Whats the equivelent of #define in visual basic 2010?

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Re: Equivelent #define in vb.net? - GWMPT - 25.07.2013

#Const <constant> = <value>

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Re: Equivelent #define in vb.net? - FireCat - 25.07.2013

It ain't, I've tried that, and it won't work.

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Re: Equivelent #define in vb.net? - KingHual - 25.07.2013

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zb8fth98.aspx

Off-topic: I like your avatar

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Re: Equivelent #define in vb.net? - ReVo_ - 25.07.2013

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zb8fth98.aspx

Just use

class classname
{
public const int hello = 5;
}

Then use

classname.hello

edit: oh vb.net, i think is

Dim Const hello As Integer = 5

See the url for more info

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Re: Equivelent #define in vb.net? - Slice - 01.08.2013

There is no equivalent of #define in VB. In fact, C/C++ doesn't have #define directives as flexible as Pawn.

There are similar ways - ****** "visual basic macros" and you might find some info on that.

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