Sbyte array in VB6.

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Dear Developer,
I want to find the alternative of C# sbyte into vb6.
In C# Sbyte have the Range -127 to +128 .
I want to find same range array in VB6.
In VB6 there is byte array but its have range 0-255.
Is any alternative method in VB6 to find the same array Range like sbyte in c#?

Thanks in Advanced,
Regards,
Ravi Sharma

Posted 8-Jul-11 1:56am

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-07-08T02:20:00

VB6 doesn't have an integer type that small. You're going to have to cast the value on the C# side to a Byte before passing it to your VB6 app, or change the type in the C# side to be a Byte instead of a SByte, (which I think would be a bit more tedious to do, but more maintainable in the long run). Another benefit is that you don't have to implement sanity checks on the C# side if the data is returned from the VB6 app (because the value being passed back may overflow the SByte variable on the C# side).

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2011-07-08T02:23:00

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As far as I know VB6 hasn't the signed byte as built in type. Depending upon your needs you may store .NET SByte values into Bytes or use Integer instead.

Posted 8-Jul-11 2:23am

CPallini