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GAPVelocity AI Studio helps you move from outdated tech stacks to the latest desktop, web, and cloud platforms—smarter, faster, and with less risk.
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GAPVelocity AI helps you move from outdated tech stacks to the latest desktop, web, and cloud platforms—smarter, faster, and with less risk.
Choose a platform to see migration options:
Our comprehensive approach to application modernization, from assessment to production deployment.
BYTEINSIGHT
GAPVelocity AI Studio helps you move from outdated tech stacks to the latest desktop, web, and cloud platforms—smarter, faster, and with less risk.
Choose a platform to see migration options:
GAPVelocity AI helps you move from outdated tech stacks to the latest desktop, web, and cloud platforms—smarter, faster, and with less risk.
Choose a platform to see migration options:
Our comprehensive approach to application modernization, from assessment to production deployment.
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This Warning appears when you are migrating a Shell call, and it means that the way that parameters are passed to a process in .Net is different than the VB6's.
If you need to pass parameters to a command being executed by a Shell, split the command and the arguments in this way:
ProcessStartInfo startInfo = newProcessStartInfo("command");
startInfo.Arguments = parameters;
PublicSub ExcecuteCmd(ByVal parameters AsString)
Shell("command " & parameters, vbMaximizedFocus)
EndSub
PublicSub ExcecuteCmd(ByVal parameters AsString)
'UPGRADE_WARNING: (7005) parameters (if any) must be set using the Arguments property of ProcessStartInfo
Dim startInfo As ProcessStartInfo = New ProcessStartInfo("command " & parameters)
startInfo.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Maximized
Process.Start(startInfo)
EndSub
publicvoid ExcecuteCmd( string parameters)
{
//UPGRADE_WARNING: (7005) parameters (if any) must be set using the Arguments property of ProcessStartInfo
ProcessStartInfo startInfo = newProcessStartInfo("command " + parameters);
startInfo.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Maximized;
Process.Start(startInfo);
}