VB.NET StreamWriter 预期表达式
过去一个小时左右我一直在看这个。谁能告诉我这有什么问题吗？
ManagerHtml = ManagerHtml.Replace("##Alerts_Popup##",AlertsPopup)
Dim sw As StreamWriter = New StreamWriter(SitePath & "slaOverViewPages\" & Manager("UserID") & "_" & Manager("Adjuster") & "_" & Module(1) & ".html")
sw.Write(ManagerHtml)
sw.Close()
这是编译器错误BC30201：需要表达式。 导致该错误的行是Dim sw 行。
谢谢你的帮助。
纳鲁姆
I've been look at this for the last hour or so. Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this?
ManagerHtml = ManagerHtml.Replace("##Alerts_Popup##",AlertsPopup)
Dim sw As StreamWriter = New StreamWriter(SitePath & "slaOverViewPages\" & Manager("UserID") & "_" & Manager("Adjuster") & "_" & Module(1) & ".html")
sw.Write(ManagerHtml)
sw.Close()
This is the compiler error BC30201: Expression expected. The line that caused it is the Dim sw line.
Thanks for you help.
Nalum
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您能否提供有关 Module(1) 返回内容的更多信息？或者您可以尝试将代码移动到单独的行中
，然后在代码语句中使用变量 moduleName 。
Can you provide more information on what does the Module(1) returns? or can you try to move code into a separate lines like
and then using the variable moduleName in your code statement statement.
我猜 Manager("xx") 中的那些双引号令人困惑。如果使用单引号会发生什么？
I'm guessing those double quotes in Manager("xx") are confusing things. What happens if you use single quotes?