Hi Niya
I'm reading and following your Post 'Understanding Multi-Threading in VB.Net' and so far I've worked through the first exercise, and everything works as it ought.
However I have a question
If you have Option Strict On the add this Count overload:- (the = then ?)
I do have Option Strict on...
I first deleted the subroutine 'Count' and replaced it with the new one, that didn't work so I went back to square one and did exactly as you said and wound up with TWO off 'Private sub Count' and Option Strict didn't complain.
OK so the parameter list is different but I still don't understand. From the text, I suspect maybe I ought to understand 'Overloads' ?
Poppa.
I'm reading and following your Post 'Understanding Multi-Threading in VB.Net' and so far I've worked through the first exercise, and everything works as it ought.
However I have a question
Quote:
If you have Option Strict On the add this Count overload:- (the = then ?)
I first deleted the subroutine 'Count' and replaced it with the new one, that didn't work so I went back to square one and did exactly as you said and wound up with TWO off 'Private sub Count' and Option Strict didn't complain.
OK so the parameter list is different but I still don't understand. From the text, I suspect maybe I ought to understand 'Overloads' ?
Poppa.