Static Constructors in VB.NET

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How can we create a Static constructor in VB.NET?

Posted 2-Jan-12 1:42am

Nara Har

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koolprasad2003 · Answer 1 · 2012-01-02T01:48:00

Solution 1

A Static Constructor of a class gets initialised and invoked when the assembly loads itself.
in VB.NET modules are equivalent of a static (shared) Class.
add a module

VB

'in a Module:
Sub New()
'your code goes here
End Sub

Posted 2-Jan-12 1:48am

koolprasad2003

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2012-01-02T01:50:00

Solution 2

Possibly reading the VB.NET documentation (Shared Constructors[^])?

Posted 2-Jan-12 1:50am

CPallini

Rakesh Meel · Answer 3 · 2012-01-02T02:33:00

Solution 3

VB

Class ExplicitConstructor

    Shared Sub New()
        _message = "Hello World"
    End Sub

    Public Shared ReadOnly Property Message() As String
        Get
            Return _message
        End Get
    End Property

    Private Shared _message As String

End Class

Posted 2-Jan-12 2:33am

Rakesh Meel

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Nara Har 2-Jan-12 8:39am

This really help me. Thank you dear.