Convert Static class from C# is not write

[atul]

1. Convert static class from C# to vb.net changes static to noniheritable which is basically sealed though i think if i am not wrong it should be module.

2. Converting module from vb.net to c# changes module to static which is write i guess.

But i still need some suggestion from you guys?

Kind Regards,
Atul Chaudhary

[Todd Anglin]

Hello Atul-

You are correct.

Converting from VB Module to C# should produce a static class since modules are essentially "static" in VB.

As for converting static classes to VB, it's a bit trickier. VB does not have a "static class" concept that maps 1:1 to C#. In general, Modules are a close substitue, but they're not identical. A NonInheritable class is also similar (since modules cannot be inherited), but it also has differences. This thread may be useful as it has some good discussion on the matter:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vblanguage/thread/aa2427e3-a57f-4c38-adb9-0496d7e3eb9a/

Hope that helps.

-Todd

[atul]

Hi Todd,

I am using Module instead of NonInheritable now. Thanks for ur prompt reply.

Kind Regards,
Atul Chaudhary