Originally posted by squirrelly1
LOL.. thanks man... i didn't refresh my browser before posting... heh.. guess I should have done that..

Yeah, overloading... It's been forever since i've taken C++


Thanks again,

squirrelly1
If I remember my C++ days (And I am not guaranteeing that I do ) but if you want to overload correctly you need to change the quantity of options not the type..

like this:

VB Code:
  1. Public Function1 (obj as Object)

  2. Public Function1 (obj as Object, str as String)

Plus I don't think the Dim is a good thing to do.. But in .NET it could all be different rules...