my guess is you have created a new class called class1
if this is the case
Code:
Dim men as New class1
Originally Posted by Lovroman
Code:
Dim mem As BO2_MemoryClass
mem.WriteInt()
You forget to 'declare' it as an new instance of the class.
Else you're just defining the class without saying what it is. As there's no public static functions there
Originally Posted by GTEUK1
my guess is you have created a new class called class1
if this is the case
Code:
Dim men as New class1
If you would look at the source, there's no chance for it to be called: class1
As the code defines the code as a class and all such stuff
I'm still figuring out how to access the application, since it's 64-bits, non off my codes work
Originally Posted by RastaMW3
I'm still figuring out how to access the application, since it's 64-bits, non off my codes work
Same here..
Please, dear Jordnel, can you create a new vb net class for 64 bits ? thanks.
Originally Posted by Jorndel
You forget to 'declare' it as an new instance of the class.
Else you're just defining the class without saying what it is. As there's no public static functions there
Ehm..VB ain't my strong side..
Originally Posted by KingX735
Same here..
Please, dear Jordnel, can you create a new vb net class for 64 bits ? thanks.
Search around here, GTEUK/I posted how to fix class and make it work with 64 bit apps.