In your new project just add .dll
files from old project as a reference and then you can use those subs (They have to be Public).
You can find more about references HERE
Domanda
I have a vb.net project here using code behind. Basically I have a page.aspx.vb code file with literally thousands of lines of code. I wanted to take all the subs and functions out of it to make it more "manageable" - but I have no idea how I can call subs from separate code files.
Would anyone be able to point me in the right direction for this?
Thanks. DS
Soluzione
In your new project just add .dll
files from old project as a reference and then you can use those subs (They have to be Public).
You can find more about references HERE
Altri suggerimenti
In VB.Net
you can use modules
in order to make subs and functions accessible from all over your code
Modules in `VB.Net` are similar to `static classes` in `c#`