In a message regarding translating bang dated Sun, 28 May 2006 21:53:18
+0000, rmbaer at comcast dot net said that ...
> MS VB5 manuals are strangely silent (as if the bang operator does
> not exist), yet the VB5 compiler accepts the ! notation and produces
> usable code. The VB5 Help facility is also silent on the subject,
> although it accepts the ! as an query input.
> So, is there advice as to conversion of this phantom?
If I recall correctly, in versions of VB after VB2, it could always be
replaced by a dot.
It only worked where the object to the left of the operator was a form (VB
equivalent of a Window) and was originally intended as the only way to
access an element on another form.
--
Steve Garman
Using REALbasic 2006r2 Professional on Windows XP Pro
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