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From: Sanjay Kulkarni on 13 Apr 2010 14:09
Can somebody throw more light on this. I hadn't come across this
before.

Note: When calling this property from VB/A, enclose it in square
brackets (for example, DrawingView.[Scale] ). Otherwise, VB/A can
confuse it with its own Scale reserved word. reserved word.
From: Norm Cook on 14 Apr 2010 07:45
"Sanjay Kulkarni" <sanganaksakha(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
news:6522e52f-030b-4f5d-81b7-ea61965aa888(a)h27g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
> Can somebody throw more light on this. I hadn't come across this
> before.
>
> Note: When calling this property from VB/A, enclose it in square
> brackets (for example, DrawingView.[Scale] ). Otherwise, VB/A can
> confuse it with its own Scale reserved word. reserved word.

In MSDN help, search for "code basics" (with quotes), & check out
the first result. At the bottom of this page is some verbage
on this topic.

A good example of this usage is in Enums, e. g.
Public Enum eAppearance
Flat
[3D]
End Enum

Won't fly without the brackets.


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