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learn
Guest
Hi,
Can you tell me when we deed to use 'New'
Dim New ... or just Dim?
Can you tell me when we deed to use 'New'
Dim New ... or just Dim?
gallicus
Newcomer
I think when you use New when Dimming an object it actually creates an instance of that object all in one line, as opposed to VB6 when you would two lines:
Dim Object as Object
Set Object as new Object
Dim Object as Object
Set Object as new Object
L
learn
Guest
'One line' can also be used in VB6, for example:
Dim c As New Collection
c.Add ("1234")
Print c(1)
Dim c As New Collection
c.Add ("1234")
Print c(1)
gallicus
Newcomer
Yes it can, but not for objects. It depends on whether you are declaring variables objects. Our company has moved over to C# now as it's .Net language of choice. I must spend sometime to check out VB.Net too! 
