Conversion Problems VB Terms Not familiar

Conversion Problems VB Terms Not familiar

• AKOUL

  Another limited capability of this converter.

  VB:

  Default Public ReadOnly Property Item(ByVal index As Integer) As
  CustomTimeZone
  Get
  Return CType(_Zones.GetByIndex(index), CustomTimeZone)
  End Get
  End Property

  C# Result:

  //TODO: INSTANT C# TODO TASK: The following line could not be converted:

  public Default ReadOnly Property Item(ByVal index As Integer) As

  CustomTimeZone;

  get

  {

  return (CustomTimeZone)(_Zones.GetByIndex(index));

  }

  }

  Hope anyone know how this codes can be converted properly.

  den2005

  
  

• Kusuma

  You have to enter VB.NET code into the converter - if you break up lines without the line continuation character, you don't have VB.NET code.

  After changing your first sample converts to VB.NET code, Instant C# produces:

  public static System.DateTime ConvertDateTime(System.DateTime localDate, TimeZone sourceZone, TimeZone targetZone)
  {
  System.DateTime utcDate = DateTime.MinValue;
  utcDate = sourceZone.ToUniversalTime(localDate);
  return targetZone.ToLocalTime(utcDate);
  }

  After changing your second sample to VB.NET code, Instant C# produces:

  public object SyncRoot
  {
    get
    {
    lock(typeof(TimeZonesCollection))
    {
    return this;
    }
    //INSTANT C# NOTE: Inserted the following 'return' since all code paths must return a value in C#:
    return null;
    }
  }

  In general, you need to enter valid syntactically correct source code to get meaningful results (note that it doesn't have to be compilable, just syntactically correct).

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• david22

  And your third sample converts to:

  public CustomTimeZone this[int index]
  {
   get
   {
    return (CustomTimeZone)(_Zones.GetByIndex(index));
   }
  }

   

  
  
  

• Texas Sooner

  Thanks for reply David. I also know about this converteer utility and tried the demo version.

  It cannot convert this VB.Net to c#.

  Public Shared Function ConvertDateTime(ByVal localDate As Date, ByVal
  sourceZone As TimeZone, ByVal targetZone As TimeZone) As Date
  Dim utcDate As Date
  utcDate = sourceZone.ToUniversalTime(localDate)
  Return targetZone.ToLocalTime(utcDate)
  End Function
  

  Result is:

  //TODO: INSTANT C# TODO TASK: The following line could not be converted:

  Public Shared Function ConvertDateTime(ByVal localDate As Date, ByVal

  sourceZone As TimeZone, ByVal targetZone As TimeZone) As System.DateTime;

  System.DateTime utcDate = DateTime.MinValue;

  utcDate = sourceZone.ToUniversalTime(localDate);

  return targetZone.ToLocalTime(utcDate);

  }

  Another VB.net code to c#:

  [vb]

  Public ReadOnly Property SyncRoot() As Object Implements
  System.Collections.ICollection.SyncRoot
    Get
       SyncLock GetType(TimeZonesCollection)
          Return Me
       End SyncLock
    End Get
  End Property

  Result in C#:

  public object Implements SyncRoot

  {

  System.Collections.ICollection.SyncRoot;

  get

  {

  lock(typeof(TimeZonesCollection))

  {

  return this;

  }

  //INSTANT C# NOTE: Inserted the following 'return' since all code paths must return a value in C#:

  return null;

  }

  }

  Is this correct

  So, I hope after I converted this no problem.

  den2005

   

  
  

• en

  VB Shared -> C# static

  VB Friend -> C# internal

  VB SyncLock ->> C# lock

  public System.Collections.IEnumerator GetEnumerator()
  {
   return _Zones.GetEnumerator();
  }

  David Anton
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