MultiRow Windows Forms > Developer's Guide > Notational Conventions |
This topic describes the notational conventions of MultiRow.
This help file uses the Visual Basic data types. The sample code uses types for that language. The following chart lists type differences between different languages.
CLR | Visual Basic | C# |
---|---|---|
System.Byte | Byte | byte |
System.SByte | Sbyte | sbyte |
System.Int16 | Short | short |
System.Int32 | Integer | int |
System.Int64 | Long | long |
System.UInt16 | UInt16 | ushort |
System.UInt32 | UInt32 | uint |
System.UInt64 | Uint64 | ulong |
System.Single | Single | float |
System.Double | Double | double |
System.Decimal | Decimal | decimal |
System.Boolean | Boolean | bool |
System.Char | Char | char |
System.Decimal | Decimal | decimal |
System.IntPtr | IntPtr | IntPtr |
System.UIntPtr | UIntPtr | UintPtr |
System.Object | Object | object |
System.String | String | string |
Sample code for MultiRow is provided in Visual Basic and C#. In most cases, you can paste the sample code in a standard Windows application project created in Visual Studio and run it. If a namespace is specified at the beginning of the code, add that section to the beginning of the source file. For example, the steps to create a simple project to run the sample code are as follows.
Generate an event handler in Visual Studio before using any code related to event handlers. Also, make sure you link the procedure to control events using the Properties window.
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