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else if statement is converted without proper indentation. To fix the tiny bug, you need to a line to CSharpOutputVisitor.VisitElseIfSection and VBNetOutputVisitor.VisitElseIfSection as follows: public object VisitElseIfSection(ElseIfSection elseIfSection, object data) { outputFormatter.Indent(); Charles...

The following code in VB If a>1 then a=a+1 End If is converted to C# as if ( a>1) { a=a+1 } The bracket is always in the next line regardless of the PrettyPrintOptions To fix the bug, you need to simply change nodeTracker.TrackedVisit(stmt, null ); to nodeTracker.TrackedVisit(stmt, prettyPrintOptions...

Relevant section of C# code (complete code section was converted): // extract the part within quotes char ch; int nEnd; for (nEnd = 1; (ch = sBodyStruct[nEnd]) != '"'; nEnd++) { if (ch == '\\') nEnd++; } Converted VB.NET code: ' extract the part within quotes Dim ch As Char Dim nEnd As Integer nEnd ...

I just tried to translate a single statement from VB.NET to C# using the online code convertor but the above mentioned error was returned. What could possibly be the reason ?? I dont know if this is a known bug as I could not find anything related to this on the forum as well .

The following C# code String Test = "My Test\n" ; converts to VB.NET Dim Test As String = "My Test" & Chr(10) & "" and back to C# string Test = "My Test" + Strings.Chr(10) + ""; I think the code could be optimized by replacing escape sequences...

You're certainly right with the string performance. I 'converted' that knowledge from VB6, got used to replace "" with vbNullString etc. and have not checked again with .NET. I knew of constants for Chr(8) up to Chr(13) and some combinations. Chr(0) is vbNullChar.

Hi, thanks for the converter. It missed an "AddressOf" converting the following code: http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20051223.asp in "RunTask" method: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Public Sub RunTask() ' Only...

SharpDevelop Version : 3.0.0.2917 .NET Version : 2.0.50727.1433 OS Version : Microsoft Windows NT 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2 Current culture : German (Germany) (de-DE) Working Set Memory : 94576kb GC Heap Memory : 22776kb Exception thrown: System.ArgumentNullException: Der Wert darf nicht NULL sein. Parametername...

Running 2.2 I see this issue (and assume it remains with latest build as 'Search' does not show any results). CInt() is converted by SharpDevelop 2.2 to a simple int cast, which is plan and simply wrong. By the way, if you Google around, this notion of the equivalent of CInt() being an (int)...

Recall the cast (int)( expr ) is the wrong answer for VB CInt( expr ) to C# -- i.e, should be Convert.ToInt32( expr ) . Still, to answer the question, the following types for expr can be specified for the explicit cast to int (more to come :-) ): (int)( long_expr ) (int)( ulong_expr ) (int)( float_expr...