pamwestphal
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Dynamically add a VB reference dll
see : https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20330628/Dynamically-add-a-VB-reference-dll.html
I am having the same question -- back to:
Text1 = testblah.rettxt(blah, Val(Text2.Text))
call text1
Gives me:
Object doesnt support this propery of method.
I have testblah from creating the object and then I will have rettxt as a string because I will be calling different codes. I didn't understand what you did after this point to make it work. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! I am calling dll's I created in MatLab.
Thanks,
Pam
I am having the same question -- back to:
Text1 = testblah.rettxt(blah, Val(Text2.Text))
call text1
Gives me:
Object doesnt support this propery of method.
I have testblah from creating the object and then I will have rettxt as a string because I will be calling different codes. I didn't understand what you did after this point to make it work. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! I am calling dll's I created in MatLab.
Thanks,
Pam
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You are right, but I am working in VB.net
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You posted this question in the VB.NET area.
The other question is posted in the VB6 area. It makes a bit of a difference to how you would load a library dynamically.