Hi Tom, is it quiet in here or is my email on the fritz?
"Modules" were weird and unclear abstractions in the old VB days that irritated and confused me. They still do, so whenever I make a new VB project I delete the Module and I create classes. I'm probably biased here because I come from a C/C++/Java background in the 90s. I'm a bit rusty on this, but can VB boffins confirm that a Module is similar to a static/Shared class of methods, but you see an unqualified "flattened" view of what they contain? Can someone also confirm that the concept of a Module is meaningless to the CLR? I'd run with your feeling on this that Modules are "wrong". My console apps always have a class with a static/Shared Main method, which seems natural to me, not overkill. Cheers, Greg Ps. I recommend that you put all of the core functionality of what your apps do into a library and consider the Console app just a thin wrapper around that functionality. That way you can create Forms apps, services, etc that wrap the functionality. Pps. No coding over 0.05 or with a hangover.
