How do i convert a windows forms app from vb to c#

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Hi i´m trying to convert a windows forms app forms from vb to c# and i´m want to find a way to make this jump whitout creating a new c# winforms

Posted 11-Oct-11 9:04am

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**theanil** · Answer 1 · 2011-10-11T09:08:00

Solution 2

This may help you.

http://www.developerfusion.com/tools/convert/vb-to-csharp/[^]

Posted 11-Oct-11 9:08am

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Mehdi Gholam · Answer 2 · 2011-10-11T09:08:00

Solution 1

If you are using VB6, the VB.net edition will try to upgrade your application to .net.

If you are using VB.net you can look at SharpDevelop http://sharpdevelop.net/opensource/sd/[^]
which will convert VB.net to C#.

(for vb6 to .net be prepared for a major redo of your application)

Posted 11-Oct-11 9:08am

Mehdi Gholam

smailman · Answer 3 · 2011-10-11T18:28:00

If you have a working VB.net program (at least compilable, that is)
you can load the exe file into .NET Reflector (www.reflector.net),
show the dis-assembly window, then using the combobox in toolbar
specify the language to display, C# in this case.

The resulting code has none of the original comments and any code
that was not compiled due to a #if-#else-#endif is lost but
Reflector is a great tool.