[RESOLVED] Need the VB .NET equivalent of this.

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  Dim Mycls as New MyClass
Mycls.MyEvent += new MyClass.MyEventHandler(Mycls_MyEvent);

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Can someone convert this to VB .NET? I tried this, but it didn't work.

vb Code:

AddHandler Mycls.MyEvent, AddressOf MyClass.MyEventHandler()

Technically it would be:

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AddHandler Mycls.MyEvent, New MyClass.MyEventHandler(AddressOf Mycls_MyEvent)

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but that can be simplified to:

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AddHandler Mycls.MyEvent, AddressOf Mycls_MyEvent

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just as the C# code can be simplified to:

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Mycls.MyEvent += Mycls_MyEvent;

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Code:

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AddHandler Mycls.MyEvent, AddressOf Mycls_MyEvent(sender, e)

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Error 1 Expression does not produce a value.

Um, look at what you just posted and look at what I posted. Are they the same?

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AddHandler Mycls.MyEvent...

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Warning 1 Access of shared member, constant member, enum member or nested type through an instance; qualifying expression will not be evaluated.

Didn't we discuss this in your other thread? How do you access a Shared member? Via the type itself, not an instance of the type. Do you do this?

Code:

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Dim mb As New MessageBox

mb.Show("Hello World")

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No, you don't. You do this:

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MessageBox.Show("Hello World")

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This is exactly the same. MyClass is a type and MyEvent is a Shared member of that type, so you access MyEvent via MyClass, not an instance of MyClass.