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From: kitesurfz on 20 Apr 2008 17:23
Is it possible/easy/quick to move a source code written in Embedded
Visual Basic 3.0 to Studio .net 2005?

I use buttons, listboxes, combos, grids, labels (standard
components...) and a winsocket

Is there any wizard, automatic procedure, something?

will the code immediately (quickly) work again or will I need to cry
for hours to have my code working again?

(emb vis bas semed to be good -easy and free-, but it is buggy...), so
I am thinking to migrate

thank you

From: Chris Tacke, MVP on 21 Apr 2008 08:13
No, it's not that easy and there are no tools that I'm aware of that would
make it any easier. You're moving from largely procedural code to
object-oriented code. It needs a redesign.

-Chris


"kitesurfz" <newsgr(a)pookmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible/easy/quick to move a source code written in Embedded
> Visual Basic 3.0 to Studio .net 2005?
>
> I use buttons, listboxes, combos, grids, labels (standard
> components...) and a winsocket
>
> Is there any wizard, automatic procedure, something?
>
> will the code immediately (quickly) work again or will I need to cry
> for hours to have my code working again?
>
> (emb vis bas semed to be good -easy and free-, but it is buggy...), so
> I am thinking to migrate
>
> thank you
>

From: "Pete Vickers [MVP]" pete at gui - innovations dot on 24 Apr 2008 13:54
hi,
we have a tool that will migrate the GUI, but no code - take a look at
http://www.gui-innovations.com/html/evb_to_dotnet_forms.html

There is a 30 day demo

Pete


"kitesurfz" <newsgr(a)pookmail.com> wrote in message
news:25fa2b37-4358-4846-adad-9129ba40f494(a)t63g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> Is it possible/easy/quick to move a source code written in Embedded
> Visual Basic 3.0 to Studio .net 2005?
>
> I use buttons, listboxes, combos, grids, labels (standard
> components...) and a winsocket
>
> Is there any wizard, automatic procedure, something?
>
> will the code immediately (quickly) work again or will I need to cry
> for hours to have my code working again?
>
> (emb vis bas semed to be good -easy and free-, but it is buggy...), so
> I am thinking to migrate
>
> thank you
>


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