Questions tagged [option-strict]

The Option Strict Statement restricts implicit data type conversions to only widening conversions which disallows late binding, and also disallows implicit typing which results in an Object type.

Option Strict turns on strong type checking in the Visual Basic .NET programming language.

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VB.net Option Strict, listview.items.add(itm.clone) Overload

In VB.net (2012) I have the following code: For Each itm As ListViewItem In Me.lvCustomers If CDbl(itm.Tag) <> customer.Id Then Me.lvMerges.Items.Add(itm.Clone) Next With Option Strict On I get the following error: Error 2 Overload…
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Turning on Option Strict - Pitfalls?

I'm turning On Option Strict on all project in my newly inherited VB.NET application. I'm mostly adding alot of CStr, CBool, CType statements to get rid of all the compile errors. Dim x As String = someObject dim val As SomeEnumType = 1 becomes Dim…
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Dividing two text string with option strict on

Can you please help me to get the best method for dividing two text string with option strict on If TxDovizAlisAlt1.Text <> "" Then TxOranUst.Text = Math.Round(TxDovizAlisAlt2.Text / TxDovizAlisAlt1.Text, 4) End If Text string are…
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Late binding in query

Yes I know what Option Strict does and I use it quite often. My issue is stemming from my Linq query and I can't seem to figure out how to get it from throwing up. I am wanting to get all DataRows in a given table where a row's id equals an id I…
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Option strict disallows late binding for Array

Could you please help how to solve this above issue.
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