← Back to context Comment by Yuioup 11 years ago Yes! I hope somebody will create a VB.NET to C# convertor with this. 3 comments Yuioup Reply KeyBoardG 11 years ago Anders has already demo'd this at Microsoft on Channel9 some months ago. MartinCron 11 years ago I would expect that you could use a decompiler to generate C# from compiled VB.NET code. Yuioup 11 years ago True but you lose the variable names and the comments. I am guessing - and I really don't know if this is the case - you can convert VB.NET to C# using Roslyn keeping all the variable names and comments.
MartinCron 11 years ago I would expect that you could use a decompiler to generate C# from compiled VB.NET code. Yuioup 11 years ago True but you lose the variable names and the comments. I am guessing - and I really don't know if this is the case - you can convert VB.NET to C# using Roslyn keeping all the variable names and comments.
Yuioup 11 years ago True but you lose the variable names and the comments. I am guessing - and I really don't know if this is the case - you can convert VB.NET to C# using Roslyn keeping all the variable names and comments.
Anders has already demo'd this at Microsoft on Channel9 some months ago.
I would expect that you could use a decompiler to generate C# from compiled VB.NET code.
True but you lose the variable names and the comments. I am guessing - and I really don't know if this is the case - you can convert VB.NET to C# using Roslyn keeping all the variable names and comments.