In my C# class library, I have these ComVisible method overloads: public void Method(string S) public void Method(string S, string T)
If I set the ClassInterfaceType to AutoDual, these appear in VB6 intellisense like this: Method_1(string S) Method_2(string S, string T) However, I would like them to appear like this in VB6, with optional parameters: Method(string S[, string T]) How can I make this happen? Do I have to set the ClassInterfaceType to None and put some attributes on the overloads? Which? Would the OptionalAttribute help at all? I know this is possible to achieve because COM DLLs generated by "Microsoft SDK for Java 4.0" (on the Java version of the same source code) turns overloaded Java methods into COM/VB6 methods with optional parameters. Also, less importantly, I have a public ComVisible field in my C# class library: public const string S = "S"; Again, if I set the ClassInterfaceType to AutoDual, this field does not appear in the VB6 intellisense. What do I have to do to make this happen? Do I have to convert the field to a property? Or can I put some attributes on the field? Again, "Microsoft SDK for Java 4.0" turned this into what looks like a public field in VB6. (Looking at the exported TLB for the Java DLL, it looks like a property, but I'm no COM expert.) I've look at all MSDN documentation, but I can't find the answers to these questions. =================================== This list is hosted by DevelopMentor® http://www.develop.com View archives and manage your subscription(s) at http://discuss.develop.com
