J
Joe
Hi,
I want to add a .vb file to my project that contains some
utility functions that will be re-used by different pages within the
project.
When I go to Add New Item, it offers me a Class file - which is
essentially a blank .vb file with some class syntax framework in it.
But what if I don't want a class, what if I just want a file that will
hold some public functions and subs that can be accessed from the vb
code-behind modules in the project.
I am trying to achieve some low-tech re-use. No inheritance,
just some publicly available functions. This should be fairly easy,
but it seems like VS is always looking for a class.
Can someone tell me how to achieve this?
J
I want to add a .vb file to my project that contains some
utility functions that will be re-used by different pages within the
project.
When I go to Add New Item, it offers me a Class file - which is
essentially a blank .vb file with some class syntax framework in it.
But what if I don't want a class, what if I just want a file that will
hold some public functions and subs that can be accessed from the vb
code-behind modules in the project.
I am trying to achieve some low-tech re-use. No inheritance,
just some publicly available functions. This should be fairly easy,
but it seems like VS is always looking for a class.
Can someone tell me how to achieve this?
J