Reputation: 432
Module Module1
Public Declare Function GET_CALCULATION_FAN_ALONE Lib "EbmPapstFan.dll" (ByRef path As String) As Long
Private Declare Function GET_PRODUCTS Lib "ebmpapstfan.dll" (ByRef path As String) As Long
Public Declare Function SET_XML_PATH Lib "EbmPapstFan.dll" (ByRef path As String) As Long
Sub Main()
Dim Int_A As Long, Int_B As Long Str_Antwort As String, Str_Input As String
Str_Input = "C:\Users\Sebastiaan\AppData\Local\ebmpapst\Product_selector_2011\Data\Fans\"
Int_A = SET_XML_PATH(Str_Input)
Int_B = GET_PRODUCTS("114709;A3G800AV0101;")
End Sub
End Module
RESULTS
Int_A = 12884901888
Int_B = 25
How to rewrite this code in C# instead of VB?
[DllImport("EbmPapstFan.dll")]
public static extern long SET_XML_PATH(String path);
[DllImport("EbmPapstFan.dll")]
static extern long GET_CALCULATION_FAN_ALONE(String fanDescription);
[DllImport("EbmPapstFan.dll")]
public static extern long GET_PRODUCTS(String fanDescription);
static void Main(string[] args)
{
long a = SET_XML_PATH(@"C:\Users\Sebastiaan\AppData\Local\ebmpapst\Product_selector_2011\Data\Fans\");
long b = GET_PRODUCTS("114709;A3G800AV0101;");
}
RESULTS
A = 579780113483169791
B = 4294967292
i wrote this C# code but the output is not the same, how to solve this?
when i change long to int the resuls are a = -1 b = 4....
The dll is in Dephi, and should give the same output
Upvotes: 0
Views: 285
Reputation:
If using 4.0, then u can try this. Not sure but might help. Use dynamic keyword.
dynamic comInterop= Activator.CreateInstance(Type.GetTypeFromProgID("MyCOM.Object.Name"));
var result = comInterop.MethodCall(parameter);
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 887415
Change the string
parameters to ref string
s (to match VB.Net's ByRef
)
You will need to pass a ref
string variable when calling the functions.
Upvotes: 2