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Converting C# code to VB.NET shown with a XSLT GUI

Module by: Hannes Hirzel. E-mail the author

Summary: The SharpDevelop IDE offers a tool to convert the code of one class into another language. A C# example class is converted to VB.net. The example is a GUI to do XSLT transforms.

Introduction

In the prerequisitge module a C-Sharp GUI had been developed to do XSLT transformations. In this module we translate the code from C-Sharp to VB.net

Conversion

Bring up the GUI in the SharpDevelop IDE developed in the prerequisite module. Then choose the 'Tools' menu as shown below.

SharpDevelop Translation Of Code To VB.net

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SharpDevelop IDE VB.net code

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