Reverse-Engineering [Get] (reserved) from VS .NET

[Vladan_Strigo]

hi all,

when using in VS.NET a reserved word, you usually put [around] the word (example: public function [Get] (...) ...)
which is generally ok, but when reverse engineering that same code into the EA, the EA ignores that function and just doesnt import it

any ideas ?

thank you,
Vladan

[Eve]

My idea would generally be to send bug reports to sparx, but this time I'll just say wait for 741.  It will fix it so that you can use bracketed keywords as function names in vb.net.

Simon

[Vladan_Strigo]

ok, I will wait

p.s. can you please tell me do you have some date set for the 741 ? (or atleast do you have some mechanism which regulates the release process of new versions (like every two-four-six months or something...)) ?

thank you,
Vladan Strigo,
NETMedia

[Eve]

Have a look at the Latest News board for an idea on the release schedule of EA builds.  They're usually around 2 weeks apart.  We're aiming to get 741 out within the next few days.

Simon

[Oscar]

 We're aiming to get 741 out within the next few days.

Simon

Are you using a different clock down-under ??  

741 released within 8 hours after this post  
great job sparx-team  

[thomaskilian]

They are 7 hours ahead of us. Another interpretation could be: Sparx is already/always working in the future  

[Oscar]

Another interpretation could be: Sparx is already/always working in the future  

I agree

[Eve]

To tell the truth, I was just being conservative.

It's better to give a positive surprise like that than to be left waiting if something delayed things a bit.

Simon