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RE: C# Programming Help
quote:Originally posted by Matty
quote:Originally posted by nvez
What about removing the { .. } after namespace DateChecker ?
Mehish, tbh C++ is easier for such stuff.
Nope still recieving errors. Saying its missing {
Maybe its because you're missing a { !!
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RE: C# Programming Help
Does [STAThread] need {...}?
quote:Originally posted by Matty
I code in VB not C# and when I was editing it there were equal number of { as } but posted the original.
BS, why are you getting a different error now then.
This post was edited on 11-14-2005 at 04:36 AM by ShawnZ.
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quote:Originally posted by ShawnZ
Does [STAThread] need {...}?
I don't think it does.
quote:Originally posted by http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorials/Lesson16.aspx
Listing 16-1 also contains another attribute you're likely to see, the STAThreadAttribute attribute. You'll often see this attribute applied to the Main() method, indicating that this C# program should communicate with unmanaged COM code using the Single Threading Apartment . It is generally safe to use this attribute all the time because you never know when a 3rd party library you're using is going to be communicating with COM. The following excerpt shows how to use the STAThreadAttribute attribute:
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
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This post was edited on 11-14-2005 at 04:36 AM by Weyzza.
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