Well, i have tried at least 3 apps, to convert the code, but neither of them worked!
VB CODE:
For Each queryObj As ManagementObject in searcher.Get()
Dim arrVendorSpecific As Byte() = queryObj("VendorSpecific")
MsgBox("Temperature = " & arrVendorSpecific(101))
C# CODE:
foreach (ManagementObject queryObj in searcher.Get())
{
Byte[] arrVendorSpecific = (byte[])(queryObj["VendorSpecific"]);
Console.WriteLine("Temperature = " + arrVendorSpecific(101));
}
This ir the error i get with the C# code:
'arrVendorSpecific' is a 'variable' but is used like a 'method'
ps: the VB code works fine!

Convert VB to C#
Keith Newton
So falo un pouco de portugues... eu sou de Uruguai.
So I'll explain in english. The reason is that arrays (like Byte[]) are accessed by using indexes within [] in C# and using () in VB... that's it. If you use () in C# the compiler interprets that you trying to call a method, since parameters are placed between parenthesis.
Feel free to ask any other question that may arise.
Regards,
Fernando.
polocar
Which 3 did you try
Any converter that misses the square brackets on an array access when the array is defined in the sample is not a serious converter.
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SanthaMind
Po.. pelo nome voce parace ser brasileiro, me da uma explicada, porque o uso de [] ao inves de () !
If u are not brazillian text above..
Why did you use [] insted of ()
GTH
foreach (ManagementObject queryObj in searcher.Get())
{
Byte[] arrVendorSpecific = (byte[])(queryObj["VendorSpecific"]);
Console.WriteLine("Temperature = " + arrVendorSpecific[101]);
}
Regards,
Fernando