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  1. Jul 5th, 2002, 07:55 AM #1
    gautam
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    Question operator Overloding

    I a electrical engineering student and doing a project regarding fault analysis using Visual Basic 6 coding. I am having problems handling the complex numbers. User defined variable are hard to manipulate; addition, subtraction, multiplication or division, each gives a problem. The problem becomes worst when dealing with fault analysis where you must deal with complex number in each step.
    Operator overloding is possible with c++. Is it possible with visual basic. If not how can I solve the problem?
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  2. Jul 5th, 2002, 08:47 AM #2
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    If you use VB6, you shouldn't post in the VB.NET forum.
    You could get answers that don't apply to the version you use.

    But about operator overloading:
    This is not possible with VB6 or VB.NET.
    You need C++ or C# to do that.
    I guess your only option is to create a function for this.
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