You can only make today plug in with C++, at least partially. For managed part language does not really matter. This sample has managed part in C#, but you should be able to convert it to VB using any online converter and/or manually.
thx, but this today screen sample is very complicated. to many code for a converter. has nobody a simple vb.net-code to display a simple text line as today-plugin
It's not that complicated, but it does have higher degree of complexity than average sample. I’m not aware of such sample in VB, so you’d need to concentrate and make this one work for you. Before you even proceed with conversion make sure you have C# version operational.
can i make a today-plugin with vb.netcf?
Henrik Dahl
You can only make today plug in with C++, at least partially. For managed part language does not really matter. This sample has managed part in C#, but you should be able to convert it to VB using any online converter and/or manually.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx familyid=5a37056b-a2b7-4968-89cb-5f7c3da1edaa&displaylang=en
Here's VB/C# syntax description, translation is actually very mechanical:
http://www.harding.edu/USER/fmccown/WWW/vbnet_csharp_comparison.html
RichLeyshon
can somebody else help with an example
mfg.
just david
thx, but this today screen sample is very complicated. to many code for a converter. has nobody a simple vb.net-code to display a simple text line as today-plugin
please, i hope someone can help.
thx, mfg.
A.Carter
It's not that complicated, but it does have higher degree of complexity than average sample. I’m not aware of such sample in VB, so you’d need to concentrate and make this one work for you. Before you even proceed with conversion make sure you have C# version operational.