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[bisnes_niko]

...YourSocksRoxx asked for this how-to make a YouNameIt.DLL

1. Start new Project
1.1 Name the project as a YouNameIt.DLL
1.2 Change the Class name to classYouNameIt.VB

This is just an example code piece to save a file
2. Add this code to your classYouNameIt

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Private Shared Sub SaveFile(ByVal strPath as String, byval strContent as String)
Dim Writer as new system.io.streamwriter(strPath)
Writer.write(Content)
Writer.close
end sub

3.0 Save your project as YouNameIt
3.1 Build your project
4. Start new project (Windows Forms)
4.1 Add reference -> YouNameIt.DLL (\Projects\YouNameIt\YouNameIt\Bin\Build\YouNameIt.DLL)
4.2 Add this code UNDER public class Form1

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' This is big help, so you dont have to do the YouNameIt.ClassYouNameIt everytime u wanna do somekind of sub inside it
Dim MY_VERY_OWN_DLL as new YouNameIT.classYouNameIt
 

5. Add a button and double click it
6. Add this code to the button

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MY_VERY_OWN_DLL.SaveFile("PATH..For an example 'c:\blah.txt'", "Hello World (axel?)")

7. Debug and try out
8. Report any problems :P I didnt try this code

[Axel]

im gonna try this code tommorow is this the kind of "Import thing.thing " thing xd so when i do "Import YoursocksRox.project"
then i could call my own functions like Msg("hehe", Stylecol.lol" and such ? :P

[mandai]

You would be better off making the dll function public if you plan on accessing it from a different class.

[bisnes_niko]

You would be better off making the dll function public if you plan on accessing it from a different class.

Doesnt matter.. works anyways

[mandai]

[bisnes_niko]

I take back my words :oops:

[Axel]

hehe it worked :P ty

[Lewis]

I changed a few things as madai said and BAM my first dll that worked :P Thanks for this

[NecroPhis]

gonna try tha cooll;
thanx for sharing