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VB.NET Code Conversion
Hi,
I've got a GUI in VB.NET and I was wondering if there was any way to easily convert it into a C++ console app? Thanks, Matt. I |
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
how easy do you think it would be to convert to a vb.net console app?
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
>>if there was any way to easily convert it into a C++ console app?
No there is no easy way -- you will have to do it all manually. First chop out all the GUI stuff then add what's left over into a c++ program. But if you still want the c++ program to be GUI then it won't be a console program anymore will it ? ![]() |
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
I can easily make it into a VB.NET console app. Is there no software that will convert the VB.NET console app into a C++ console app. Thanks for the replies guys!
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
Well, if you know both VB.NET and c++ why bother with making it VB console? I know of no software that will automate that conversion. Post one of the VB functions and let us see what we can do with it.
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
Just wondering, but any particular reason for the C++ requirement?
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
Nah, it's just for fun really. Here's the main VB.NET Code:
Imports System
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Reflection
Imports System.Text.RegularExpressions
Public Class FreqAnalysis
Public Function CharCount(ByVal OrigString As String, _
ByVal Chars As String, Optional ByVal CaseSensitive As Boolean = False) _
As Long
'**********************************************
'PURPOSE: Returns Number of occurrences of a character or
'or a character sequencence within a string
'PARAMETERS:
'OrigString: String to Search in
'Chars: Character(s) to search for
'CaseSensitive (Optional): Do a case sensitive search
'Defaults to false
'RETURNS:
'Number of Occurrences of Chars in OrigString
'EXAMPLES:
'Debug.Print CharCount("FreeVBCode.com", "E") -- returns 3
'Debug.Print CharCount("FreeVBCode.com", "E", True) -- returns 0
'Debug.Print CharCount("FreeVBCode.com", "co") -- returns 2
''**********************************************
Dim lLen As Long
Dim lCharLen As Long
Dim lAns As Long
Dim sInput As String
Dim sChar As String
Dim lCtr As Long
Dim lEndOfLoop As Long
Dim bytCompareType As Byte
sInput = OrigString
If sInput = "" Then Exit Function
lLen = Len(sInput)
lCharLen = Len(Chars)
lEndOfLoop = (lLen - lCharLen) + 1
bytCompareType = IIf(CaseSensitive, vbBinaryCompare, _
vbTextCompare)
For lCtr = 1 To lEndOfLoop
sChar = Mid(sInput, lCtr, lCharLen)
If StrComp(sChar, Chars, bytCompareType) = 0 Then _
lAns = lAns + 1
Next
CharCount = lAns
End Function
Private Sub anB_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles anB.Click
Dim analysise As String
analysise = AnTxt.Text.ToUpper
'Single letter analysis
'Count
Dim numA As Integer
numA = CharCount(analysise, "A")
Dim numB As Integer
numB = CharCount(analysise, "B")
Dim numC As Integer
numC = CharCount(analysise, "C")
Dim numD As Integer
numD = CharCount(analysise, "D")
Dim numE As Integer
numE = CharCount(analysise, "E")
Dim numF As Integer
numF = CharCount(analysise, "F")
Dim numG As Integer
numG = CharCount(analysise, "G")
Dim numH As Integer
numH = CharCount(analysise, "H")
Dim numI As Integer
numI = CharCount(analysise, "I")
Dim numJ As Integer
numJ = CharCount(analysise, "J")
Dim numK As Integer
numK = CharCount(analysise, "K")
Dim numL As Integer
numL = CharCount(analysise, "L")
Dim numM As Integer
numM = CharCount(analysise, "M")
Dim numN As Integer
numN = CharCount(analysise, "N")
Dim numO As Integer
numO = CharCount(analysise, "O")
Dim numP As Integer
numP = CharCount(analysise, "P")
Dim numQ As Integer
numQ = CharCount(analysise, "Q")
Dim numR As Integer
numR = CharCount(analysise, "R")
Dim numS As Integer
numS = CharCount(analysise, "S")
Dim numT As Integer
numT = CharCount(analysise, "T")
Dim numU As Integer
numU = CharCount(analysise, "U")
Dim numV As Integer
numV = CharCount(analysise, "V")
Dim numW As Integer
numW = CharCount(analysise, "W")
Dim numX As Integer
numX = CharCount(analysise, "X")
Dim numY As Integer
numY = CharCount(analysise, "Y")
Dim numZ As Integer
numZ = CharCount(analysise, "Z")
'Display Normal English Percentages
NumEngA.Text = "8.4966"
NumEngB.Text = "2.0720"
NumEngC.Text = "4.5388"
NumEngD.Text = "3.3844"
NumEngE.Text = "11.1607"
NumEngF.Text = "1.8121"
NumEngG.Text = "2.4705"
NumEngH.Text = "3.0034"
NumEngI.Text = "7.5448"
NumEngJ.Text = "0.1965"
NumEngK.Text = "1.1016"
NumEngL.Text = "5.4893"
NumEngM.Text = "3.0129"
NumEngN.Text = "6.6544"
NumEngO.Text = "7.1635"
NumEngP.Text = "3.1671"
NumEngQ.Text = "0.1962"
NumEngR.Text = "7.5809"
NumEngS.Text = "5.7351"
NumEngT.Text = "6.9509"
NumEngU.Text = "3.6308"
NumEngV.Text = "1.0074"
NumEngW.Text = "1.2899"
NumEngX.Text = "0.2902"
NumEngY.Text = "1.7779"
NumEngZ.Text = "0.2722"
'e.t.c.
'Display Ciphertext Numbers
NumCiphA.Text = numA
NumCiphB.Text = numB
NumCiphC.Text = numC
NumCiphD.Text = numD
NumCiphE.Text = numE
NumCiphF.Text = numF
NumCiphG.Text = numG
NumCiphH.Text = numH
NumCiphI.Text = numI
NumCiphJ.Text = numJ
NumCiphK.Text = numK
NumCiphL.Text = numL
NumCiphM.Text = numM
NumCiphN.Text = numN
NumCiphO.Text = numO
NumCiphP.Text = numP
NumCiphQ.Text = numQ
NumCiphR.Text = numR
NumCiphS.Text = numS
NumCiphT.Text = numT
NumCIphU.Text = numU
NumCiphV.Text = numV
NumCiphW.Text = numW
NumCiphX.Text = numX
NumCiphY.Text = numY
NumCiphZ.Text = numZ
'Work Out Percentages
Dim l As Integer = AnTxt.Text.Length
Dim perA
perA = numA / l * 100
Dim perB
perB = numB / l * 100
Dim perC
perC = numC / l * 100
Dim perD
perD = numD / l * 100
Dim perE
perE = numE / l * 100
Dim perF
perF = numF / l * 100
Dim perG
perG = numG / l * 100
Dim perH
perH = numH / l * 100
Dim perI
perI = numI / l * 100
Dim perJ
perJ = numJ / l * 100
Dim perK
perK = numK / l * 100
Dim perL
perL = numL / l * 100
Dim perM
perM = numM / l * 100
Dim perN
perN = numN / l * 100
Dim perO
perO = numO / l * 100
Dim perP
perP = numP / l * 100
Dim perQ
perQ = numQ / l * 100
Dim perR
perR = numR / l * 100
Dim perS
perS = numS / l * 100
Dim perT
perT = numT / l * 100
Dim perU
perU = numU / l * 100
Dim perV
perV = numV / l * 100
Dim perW
perW = numW / l * 100
Dim perX
perX = numX / l * 100
Dim perY
perY = numY / l * 100
Dim perZ
perZ = numZ / l * 100
'Display Ciphertext Percentages
PerCiphA.Text = perA
PerCiphB.Text = perB
PerCiphC.Text = perC
PerCiphD.Text = perD
PerCiphE.Text = perE
PerCiphF.Text = perF
PerCiphG.Text = perG
PerCiphH.Text = perH
PerCiphI.Text = perI
PerCiphJ.Text = perJ
PerCiphK.Text = perK
PerCiphL.Text = perL
PerCiphM.Text = perM
PerCiphN.Text = perN
PerCiphO.Text = perO
PerCiphP.Text = perP
PerCiphQ.Text = perQ
PerCiphR.Text = perR
PerCiphS.Text = perS
PerCiphT.Text = perT
PerCiphU.Text = perU
PerCiphV.Text = perV
PerCiphW.Text = perW
PerCiphX.Text = perX
PerCiphY.Text = perY
PerCiphZ.Text = perZ
'Pair letter analysis
'Repeated letter analysis
End Sub
Private Sub Paste_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Paste.Click
AnTxt.Text = Clipboard.GetText
End Sub
Private Sub Copy_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Copy.Click
End Sub
End ClassI was trying to get this to work with an input and output text file in C++ but have so far had no luck Thanks very much for helping!Jimbo - no real point - just an academic excercise I originally made it in VB.NET as part of a bigger application and I'm much better with VB.NET and VB 6. |
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
CharCount is easy to code in c or c++, no need to use the VB code for that.
This is how I would code CharCount() function, the first part anyway. #include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <algorithm>
size_t CharCount(const char* line, char Ch, bool CaseSensitive = false)
{
size_t count = 0;
size_t i;
std::string dup;
dup = line;
if(CaseSensitive == true)
{
std::transform(dup.begin(),dup.end(),dup.begin(), toupper);
}
// now count the letters
for(i = 0; i < dup.size(); ++i)
{
if( dup[i] == Ch)
++count;
}
return count;
}
void anB_Click()
{
size_t counts[26] = {0};
int percentages[26] = {0};
size_t len;
char* string = "This is the string to be used";
for(int i = 0; i < 26; i++)
counts[i] = CharCount(string, i+'A');
len = strlen(string);
for(int i = 0; i < 26; i++)
percentages[i] = (int) (((float)counts[i] / (float)len) * 100.0F);
}Last edited by Ancient Dragon; Dec 2nd, 2007 at 10:14 AM. |
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
anything that is .net only can be converted easily between vb.net, c#.net and even c++. check out http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com/
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Re: VB.NET Code Conversion
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