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  1. In Topic: Own Language and Throwing exceptions from object (late binding?)

    Posted 25 Sep 2012

    View PostAdamSpeight2008, on 24 September 2012 - 09:31 AM, said:

    Promoting this to the Advanced Discussion Sections, as it may lead to some good stuff.

    One approach to consider is return a custom object that encapsulates the validity of the result. I used this approached for TTF.


    Oooh! Aaaa! My first ever forum question, after just a few weeks of learning .NET, and I get moved to the advanced discussions. Should I be flattered or very, very afraid?

    I think the work-around I briefly described above may be exactly as you suggest, but I am still learning the terminology, so I am not sure. It's the sort of klunky thing I am trying very hard to avoid with .NET. Try/Catch/Throw are such an elegant way of managing user errors that it hurts to not be able to use it.

    The bottom line is: Have a I hit an intrinsic problem/limitation in VB.NET, or have I simply done something silly?

  2. In Topic: Getting tangled in .NET!

    Posted 22 Sep 2012

    View Postbjantho, on 22 September 2012 - 08:03 AM, said:

    Greetings! Might I suggest C# before you get any further into VB for your .Net endeavors?

    Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2


    Thank you for that. Yes, another learning curve would be really helpful.

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