I have a C# helper class (ExcelMacroHelper) that assists with injecting VBA macro code into open Excel workbooks and running the resulting macros.I just realized that the following steps would break m
I am trying to write a replacement for a VB6 dll that is referenced by another VB6 in c#.net. For now we can only work on the later and I am having some success with this. Except I have run into a pr
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I have the following structure in C++: extern \"C\" __declspec(dllexport) struct SnapRoundingOption { double PixelSize;
Summary I have written an Excel wrapper in .NET using Visual Basic and Visual Studio 2008. This question is the continuation of my quest! =P Please have an eye out these questions before you read
Not sure where to start with this one ... I\'m thinking about creating a small little application to automate some repetitive text entry. I would like to be able to define snippets of text, and injec
I found an out-proc COM server implemented (supposedly due to a bug) in such way that if a client calls CoGetClassObject() and then never tries to instantiate anything with the retrieved factory the s
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I have had this problem with C# when I was using DotNet1.1 The problem is this. I have an unmanaged dll, which has a function which takes a function pointer (among other arguments). When I declare th
I have an unmanaged dll which allocates a struct and passes out a pointer to that struct. I have created a c# equivalent of that struct and can happily compile and run my code to utilise it. The struc