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Does anybody knows good VB.NET code formatting tool? By code formatting I mean rearranging class members by type, scope and alphabetically, maybe customized.
Every tool I found is for C# only, no VB.NET. Only tool that can do that is MZ-Tools, which have some major flaws and NArrange, which is obsolete and can not arrange new VB.NET language features.
DevExpress CodeRush for Roslyn
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I am starting to create an SNMP agent using SharpSNMP and VB.NET.
Could anyone let me know where I can find sample VB.NET code for this?
I have seen C# code but was unable to find any VB.NET code for this. Otherwise could someone show me a basic GET and SET using VB.NET and SharpSNMP? Thanks!
https://github.com/lextudio/sharpsnmplib/tree/master/Samples/VB.NET
All VB.NET samples are there. Meanwhile, any VB.NET developer should learn C# IMHO.
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Is there an equivalent way of achieving what HTML Tidy does to HTML code for VBA code? I just inherited a rats nest of Excel VBA, and I was hoping to just make it easier to read before diving in. I don't mind if I have to export it first; I'm already using VBA Code Cleaner to make the thing work well with Git. Any suggestions?
There is a utility that will (try) to clean up code: Smart Indenter v3.5
After testing, I can confirm it works in Office 2007 and Office 2010 - it appears in the context menu when you right click on code
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I am relatively new to Visual Basic.
When it comes to logging, in Java I use log4j for logging.
What is the equivalent in Visual Basic and can you please guide me to a good tutorial?
You're looking for Log4Net:
That's a near-1:1 port of log4j, and so should be very familiar to you. However, what I really recommend for logging in most .NET apps is to simply use the Trace class that's already built into the framework.
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Is there a document editor that helps formatting documents like API documents or specifications?
I prefer not to use Word but something that is more productive.
LaTeX is particularly well-suited to technical documents, I find.
Depending on the language you use, specially for API documentations, I'd use XML comments and then use a program like SandCastle and SHFB.
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I'm looking for an open-source VB.NET app that demonstrates a lot of .NET's power, ideally something that works fully offline. Maybe some of you have encountered an amazing utility app on CodeProject?
The VB.NET tag on CodePlex should keep you going for a while.