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That's what i had done. But is that &quot;L&quot; needed? What does it reference?<br />
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That's what i had done. But is that "L" needed? What does it reference?



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L means Long in C<br />
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If you wish, you could write:<br />
Public Const CCS_Adjustable = &amp;H20&amp;<br />
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Which specifies that CCS_Adjustable is a Long.
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L means Long in C

If you wish, you could write:
Public Const CCS_Adjustable = &H20&

Which specifies that CCS_Adjustable is a Long.

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My hunch exactly.. Thanks for your help
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I need to change some C++ constants to VB constants (Which do not appear in the API32.text)<br />
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Ex:<br />
In C++ CCS_Adjustable would be defined as<br />
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&nbsp;#define CCS_ADJUSTABLE &nbsp; 0x00000020L<br />
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In VB It would be <br />
&nbsp;Public Const CCS_Adjustable = &amp;H??????<br />
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How do I perform the conversion? I need to do this to many constants
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I need to change some C++ constants to VB constants (Which do not appear in the API32.text)

Ex:
In C++ CCS_Adjustable would be defined as

 #define CCS_ADJUSTABLE   0x00000020L

In VB It would be 
 Public Const CCS_Adjustable = &H??????

How do I perform the conversion? I need to do this to many constants

How to change C++ Const to VB Const

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