Mike,
I was wondering the answer to the same question and did not get any good
answers. The only thing I heard that I thought might work was to create a
component in JScript.Net that just evaluates the formula and returns the
results however you need them. You can then use this component in VB.Net or
C# or whatever. You only need JScript.Net for the one little piece. Not
sure if that helps you or not. If you do hear of or figure out a better
way, please let me know or post to the discussion.
- Joe
Quote:
> Just found an article that I hope is out of date (and the decision has
> changed):
> Introducing JScript .NET
> Andrew Clinick
> One caveat to this merging of the two languages is that a small number of
> VBScript features-such as Eval and the Execute functions-are not available
> in the first release of Visual Basic .NET. Although it may seem like we've
> thrown the baby out with the bathwater here, and destroyed the notion of
> Visual Basic .NET as a "dynamic" scripting language, that's not really the
> case.
> From an article middle of 2001.
> If this is true do I throw VB.NET away and upgrade to JScript.NET or
> worse...
> Mike.