[RESOLVED] How to convert CDSAVE. in VB6

I have a legacy code using CDSave.diaglog, CDSave.title, CDSave.filename. How to convert to VB2008?

Thanks,

We need a lot more information... What is that "CDSave" thing? Is it a form? What does CDSave.diaglog, CDSave.title and CDSave.filename do?

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Originally Posted by stanav

We need a lot more information... What is that "CDSave" thing? Is it a form? What does CDSave.diaglog, CDSave.title and CDSave.filename do?

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The legacy code tried to open and save text into a file -
CDSave.Title = "Select Log File to Save As"
CDSave.ShowDialog()
On Error GoTo badfile
FileOpen(2, CDSave.FileName, OpenMode.Output)
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But Vb2008.NET doesn't recognize CDSave. How to convert to the above into VB.net or change something to make the legacy code work?

Thanks,

My guess is it is a CommonDialogControl from VB6 which encompased the "save" "open" type dialogs. You would use a SaveFileDialog control which you can find in the toolbox under the "dialogs" section. It works nearly the same way as VB6.

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Originally Posted by kleinma

My guess is it is a CommonDialogControl from VB6 which encompased the "save" "open" type dialogs. You would use a SaveFileDialog control which you can find in the toolbox under the "dialogs" section. It works nearly the same way as VB6.

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you points out the key point. Thank you very much.

Use the SaveFileDialog class as Kleinma suggested. Something like this:

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      Using sfd As New SaveFileDialog()
            With sfd
                .Title = "Select Log File to Save As"
                .Filter = "Text File (*.txt)|*.txt"
                .OverwritePrompt = True
                If .ShowDialog() = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then
                    System.IO.File.WriteAllText(.FileName, "the text to write to the file here")
                End If
            End With
        End Using

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Originally Posted by stanav

Use the SaveFileDialog class as Kleinma suggested. Something like this:

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      Using sfd As New SaveFileDialog()
            With sfd
                .Title = "Select Log File to Save As"
                .Filter = "Text File (*.txt)|*.txt"
                .OverwritePrompt = True
                If .ShowDialog() = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then
                    System.IO.File.WriteAllText(.FileName, "the text to write to the file here")
                End If
            End With
        End Using

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I appreicate it!