Syntax                  '#Language "WWB.NET"

Group                   Declaration

Description           Selects Visual Basic.NET(TM) compatibility. This language may not be available on your installation.

If this special comment is not included then the macro/module is parsed using '#Language "WWB-COM" rules without the enhancements.

Language reference by group:

•   Project, Declaration, Data Type, Assignment

•   Flow Control, Error Handling

•   Conversion, Variable Info, Constant

•   Math, String, Object, Time/Date, File

•   User Input, User Dialog, Dialog Function

•   DDE, Settings, Miscellaneous

•   Operator

These VB.NET keywords are recognized, but not supported: FileGet, FileGetObject, FilePut, FilePutObject, Inherits, Interface, MyBase, MyClass, MustInherit, MustOverride, Namespace, Narrowing, NotInheritable, NotOverridable, Operator, Overloads, Overridable, Overrides, Partial, Protected, SyncLock, Widening.

Limitations

Syntax and execution is not guarenteed to be the same as VB.NET. • Execution is restricted to a single thread.

• Type inference is not supported.

• Anonymous methods are not supported.

• LINQ is not supported.

• XML literal expressions are not supported.

• Methods implemented by modules/macros can't be overloaded.

• Classes implemented by WWB.NET are not true .NET class. (Only COM interfaces are supported. Use the Implements keyword to implement .NET interfaces.)

• Generic methods calls are not supported. (Generic types are supported.)

• String variables can't be set to Nothing and are never Nothing.

• { array } syntax is only supported for one dimensional arrays.

• < attribute > syntax is allowed, but ignored.

Projects: A '#Language comment in a project's module is a syntax error. The project itself contains the '#Language comment for all the modules in the project.

Version                 Available for WinWrap Basic version 9.1 or higher. (Not supported in Windows CE Applications.)