将 dllimport 从 vb6 转换为 c# 3.5
我在 VB6 中有一些代码,它从 dll 导入函数,它使用 byVal 和 byRef 关键字,我想将该代码转换为 C# 3.5。
字符串的 unicode 编码会出现问题吗?
是否将 vb6 中的“byRef”变量声明为 C# 代码中的“ref”变量?
返回值被输入到由 VB6 代码作为“byVal”参数发送的字符串中,这是如何工作的,如果您想让函数编辑字符串?这个概念仍然适用于我的 C# 代码吗?
我尝试处理 VB6 中的函数声明,参数类型只是 int、long 和 string。在有“byVal”关键字的地方,我将其留空,并用 C# 中的“ref”关键字替换“byRef”关键字,并且代码不起作用。
VB6 代码:
Private Declare Function Foo Lib "Foo_Functions.dll" (ByVal a as String, ByVal b
as Long, ByVal c as String, ByVal d as String, ByVal e as String, ByVal f
as String, ByVal g as Long, ByVal h as String, ByVal i as String, ByRef j
as Long, ByRef k as Long) As
Integer
我的 C# 3.5 翻译:
[Dllimkport("foo_functions.dll")] public static extern int foo(String a, long b,
string c, string d, string e, string f, long g, string h, stringbuilder i,
ref long j, ref long k);
请帮忙,我已经花了一整天的时间:p....
最后,我使用自动项目转换器(来自VB6 到 VB.NET 2008),并使用 C# 引用调用它。
谢谢。
I have some code in VB6 which imports a function from a dll, it uses the byVal and byRef keywords, I want to convert that code into C# 3.5.
Is there going to be a problem with unicode encoding of the strings?
Do I declare the varibles that are "byRef" in vb6 into "ref" varibles in the C# code?
It seams that return value is entered into a string send by the VB6 code as a "byVal" parameter, how does that work, aren't you supposed to send stuff "byRef", if you want to allow the function to edit the string? Is this concept still going to work with my C# code?
I tryed coping the function declaration from VB6, the parameter types are just int's, long's and string. Where there was a "byVal" keyword I just left it empty and replaced "byRef" keywords with the "ref" keyword in C# and the code dosn't work.
The VB6 Code:
Private Declare Function Foo Lib "Foo_Functions.dll" (ByVal a as String, ByVal b
as Long, ByVal c as String, ByVal d as String, ByVal e as String, ByVal f
as String, ByVal g as Long, ByVal h as String, ByVal i as String, ByRef j
as Long, ByRef k as Long) As
Integer
My C# 3.5 Translation:
[Dllimkport("foo_functions.dll")] public static extern int foo(String a, long b,
string c, string d, string e, string f, long g, string h, stringbuilder i,
ref long j, ref long k);
Please help, I'v already spent a whole day on this :p....
In the end I converted the function call to a VB.NET lib, using the automatic project converter (from VB6 to VB.NET 2008), and called it using C# reference.
Thanks.
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如果您将可修改的 byVal 字符串替换为 C# 中的
StringBuilder
,则它们应该可以工作。另一种可能的解决方案是使用
[MarshalAs(UnmanagementType.VBByRefStr)] ref string i
。我在 Visual Studio 中使用了“升级 Visual Basic 6 代码...”工具,这生成了以下 VB.NET 代码:
请注意,VB6
Long
已转换为Integer
VB6Integer
被转换为Short
。然后我使用 Reflector 来查看它在 C# 中的样子:
这是 VB6 声明的精确翻译,并且应该具有相同的行为。如果这仍然不起作用,那么也许您可以描述它到底是如何不起作用的(非托管函数是否被调用,参数是垃圾,返回值是垃圾,还是其他什么?)。
Modifiable byVal strings should work if you replace them with
StringBuilder
in C#.Another possible solution is to use
[MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.VBByRefStr)] ref string i
.I used the "Upgrade Visual Basic 6 code..." tool in Visual Studio and this resulted in the following VB.NET code:
Note that VB6
Long
was converted toInteger
and VB6Integer
was converted toShort
.I then used reflector to see how it should look like in C#:
This is the exact translation of the VB6 declaration and should have the same behaviour. If this still doesn't work then perhaps you could describe how exactly it doesn't work (does the unmanaged function ever get called, are the arguments garbage, are the returned values garbage, something else?).
看看 www.pinvoke.net 它显示了 C# 和 VB.net 示例。
have a look at www.pinvoke.net It shows C# and VB.net examples.
如果 VB6 Declare 语句包含
ByVal s As String
,则该参数将被编组为指向 ANSI 字符串的指针。我会尝试将 DLLImport 更改为[DllImport("Foo_Functions.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Ansi)]
对于输出参数,您需要使用
StringBuilder s
并且预初始化 StringBuilder 足够大以容纳输出。对于输入参数,您可以使用String s
您有 DLL 的 C 声明吗?也许在原始供应商的文档中,或者 DLL 源代码中?如果是这样,有一个免费工具 CLRInsideOut 会将 C 声明转换为 C# 或 VB.Net PInvoke 代码。请在 MSDN 上阅读更多信息。
免责声明:JaredPar 应该真正获得此答案的任何代表点,因为他 编写了一些工具。
If a VB6 Declare statement which includes
ByVal s As String
, that parameter will be marshalled as a pointer to an ANSI string. I would try changing the DLLImport to[DllImport("Foo_Functions.dll", CharSet=CharSet.Ansi)]
For output parameters, you will need to use
StringBuilder s
and also preinitialise the StringBuilder large enough to hold the output. For input parameters, you can useString s
Do you have a C declaration for the DLL? Mabe in the original vendor's documentation, or the DLL source code? If so, there is a free tool CLRInsideOut that will convert that C declaration to C# or VB.Net PInvoke code. Read more on MSDN here.
Disclaimer: JaredPar should really get any rep points for this answer since he wrote some of the tool.