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    is it possible to use *.bas files in vb net? RESOLVED

    well, is it? and how?

    thanx,

    usul
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    i've done a document1.brownmonkey and do a vbc document1.brownmonkey and it's still ok. i do .net framework 1.1 with textpad as my editor.
    VB Code:
    1. imports system
    2. public class sample
    3.    shared sub main()
    4.       console.writeline("hello world")
    5.    end sub
    6. end class

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    Some code may need to be rewritten if it's an old BAS.

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    Put more information in your questions please.

    When you say use, do you mean reference it (meaning it has VB6 code still in it) ?
    You just want to convert it to .net ?
    Just have a .net codefile with a .bas extension ?

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    Originally posted by mendhak
    Some code may need to be rewritten if it's an old BAS.
    my problem is this:

    another thread of mine with the real problem

    It was written in a *.bas file.

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    So your problem was you had VB6 code in a bas file, and wanted to convert it to .Net. Either way, you have your answer in the other thread, so I guess this is resolved.

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    yes your guess is right

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