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Bonjour,
Voilà je dispose d'une structure en C,  fournie en documentation d'une station météo, je voudrais utiliser cette structure en VB.NET, mais je ne m'y retrouve pas dans les différents formats. Alors si quelqu'un peut me guider je le remercie d'avance. 
 short, char, char [16],  float, comment traduire en VB sans produire de décalage. Ci-dessous la structure :

struct  WeatherRecordStructEx
{
    short year;
    char month;
    char day;
    short packedTime;
    char dateStr[16];
    char timeStr[16];
    short archivePeriod;

    float outsideTemp;
    float hiOutsideTemp;
    float lowOutsideTemp;
    float insideTemp;

    float barometer;
    short barometerTrend;

    float outsideHum;
    float insideHum;

    float rain;
    float hiRainRate;

    float windSpeed;
    float hiWindSpeed;
    short windDirection;
    char [file:///C:/Program%20Files/VantagePro%20DLL/readme.htm#Wind Direction windDirectionStr[5];]
    short hiWindDirection;
    char [file:///C:/Program%20Files/VantagePro%20DLL/readme.htm#Wind Direction hiWindDirectionStr[5];]

    short numWindSamples;
    short numExpectedSamples;

    short solarRad;
    short hiSolarRad;
    float UV;
    float hiUV;

    float et;

    float extraTemp[3];
    float extraHum[2];
    float soilTemp[4];
    float leafTemp[2];

    float soilMoisture[4];
    float leafWetness[2];

    float heatIndex;
    float THWIndex;
    float THSWIndex;
    float windChill;
    float dewPoint;

    float insideDewPoint;
    float insideHeatIndex;
};

alopia · Accepted Answer

Super, et merci beaucoup !

gillardg · Answer

réponse de P / invoke interrop assistant : _ Public Structure WeatherRecordStructEx '''short Public year As Short '''char Public month As Byte '''char Public day As Byte '''short Public packedTime As Short '''char[16] _ Public dateStr As String '''char[16] _ Public timeStr As String '''short Public archivePeriod As Short '''float Public outsideTemp As Single '''float Public hiOutsideTemp As Single '''float Public lowOutsideTemp As Single '''float Public insideTemp As Single '''float Public barometer As Single '''short Public barometerTrend As Short '''float Public outsideHum As Single '''float Public insideHum As Single '''float Public rain As Single '''float Public hiRainRate As Single '''float Public windSpeed As Single '''float Public hiWindSpeed As Single '''short Public windDirection As Short '''char[5] _ Public windDirectionStr As String '''short Public hiWindDirection As Short '''char[5] _ Public hiWindDirectionStr As String '''short Public numWindSamples As Short '''short Public numExpectedSamples As Short '''short Public solarRad As Short '''short Public hiSolarRad As Short '''float Public UV As Single '''float Public hiUV As Single '''float Public et As Single '''float[3] _ Public extraTemp() As Single '''float[2] _ Public extraHum() As Single '''float[4] _ Public soilTemp() As Single '''float[2] _ Public leafTemp() As Single '''float[4] _ Public soilMoisture() As Single '''float[2] _ Public leafWetness() As Single '''float Public heatIndex As Single '''float Public THWIndex As Single '''float Public THSWIndex As Single '''float Public windChill As Single '''float Public dewPoint As Single '''float Public insideDewPoint As Single '''float Public insideHeatIndex As SingleEnd Structure Bonjour chez vous !

jrivet · Answer

Salut,

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cs_thierry la fronde · Answer

Bonjour,

As-tu pensé à en faire une classe plutôt qu'une structure? Cela serait dans la logique d'un langage Objet (puisque VB.net en est un) avec tous ces avantages..

thierry la fronde

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