C logic equivilent in VBA?

[o1110010]

Just a wandering thought, not too terrible or requiring an answer.

In C/C++ this logic works:

int a, b, c;
c = 0;
a = b = c + 1;
printf("A equals %d B equals %d C equals %d", a, b, c);

the output would be "A equals 1 B equals 1 C equals 0"

is there any way VBA can be manipulated to do the same thing (as what's in bold) besides seperate lines?

 

[WayneRyan]

01110010,

Nope.

There are a lot of 'C' constructs that VBA doesn't support.

VBA doesn't support a union data structure.

Would be nice if VBA had intCounter++

Would be nice if 'C' saw strings as other than arrays or function arguments.

Wayne

 

[o1110010]

Thank you Wayne. As you can tell, I'm just stepping into VBA from other programming experience. Suppose VBA doesn't have the option to tack on ThisIsMyCodeIAlwaysUse.h too? (Just copy/paste previously generated code?)

 

[Calvin]

b=c+1:a=b

I know, I know... just having some fun.

wait till you find out it's not object oriented. oops, did I say to much. That was my biggest hurdle when I started using vb/vba.

as far as your .h files go just use custom .bas files and then add them to each project with the functions all being public.