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Re: Help with some VB Code

by "Albert D. Kallal" <PleaseNOOOsPAMmkallal@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 7, 2008 at 01:51 AM

"Rich P" <rpng123@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
news:1210086523_11990@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I have writtens lots of multi threaded programs.  The only way you can
> do it in VBA is like this:
>
> "It can't be done!"


I for the most part 100% agree with the above.

> If what I say was not true
> and correct, I would have disappeared a long time ago - from attrition -

Your claim about VBA and threading is 100% correct. however, you claim of
to 
quote:

>The functionality you are trying to achieve with your code is not
sup****ted in VBA because it requires a multithreaded environment which
would involve programming in an Object Oriented Programming platform

You DO NOT need to adopt a OOP platform to get threading. Without question

*most* modern development systems that supprot oop *useally* also sup****t 
threading, but, your above claim says that you **have** to use a OOP
system 
to get multithread enviroment is wrong. I was simply pointing out that
these 
are two mutually exclusive issues, and are not related to each other. Once

again, you do not necessarily have to adopt a oop language to get 
multithreading capability.

>The limitation of Interpreted programming
code is that you can't perform  OOP operations.

Once again I said the above is incorrect, and there are many interpreted 
languages is today that are full oop. And, I pointed out that in fact the 
..net environment relies on a p-code runtime system, very similar to that
of 
the vba. (and I believe on windows mobile, and also the XNA system for
xbox, 
there is no JIT either).

I was never questioning you're correct suggestion that threading in VBA is

silly, and the wrong tool and one is barking up the wrong tree to attempt 
threading in VBA. Once again, I wholeheartedly agree with you on this
issue. 
It is silly and simply not the realm of VBA to write and build threaded 
applications.

I should further point out that if I'm reading the original poster's 
question correctly, he does not need threading as a solution anyway...


-- 
Albert D. Kallal    (Access MVP)
Edmonton, Alberta Canada
pleaseNOOSpamKallal@[EMAIL PROTECTED]

 




 16 Posts in Topic:
Help with some VB Code
colemanj4 <colemanj4@[  2008-05-05 12:07:44 
Re: Help with some VB Code
Rich P <rpng123@[EMAIL  2008-05-05 18:04:44 
Re: Help with some VB Code
"Albert D. Kallal&qu  2008-05-06 06:00:43 
Re: Help with some VB Code
Tom van Stiphout <no.s  2008-05-06 06:54:15 
Re: Help with some VB Code
Rich P <rpng123@[EMAIL  2008-05-06 10:17:49 
Re: Help with some VB Code
Rich P <rpng123@[EMAIL  2008-05-06 11:37:35 
Re: Help with some VB Code
"Albert D. Kallal&qu  2008-05-07 01:51:06 
Re: Help with some VB Code
Rich P <rpng123@[EMAIL  2008-05-07 10:32:35 
Re: Help with some VB Code
colemanj4 <colemanj4@[  2008-05-06 05:34:46 
Re: Help with some VB Code
"Albert D. Kallal&qu  2008-05-07 01:56:43 
Re: Help with some VB Code
Element <mhammer@[EMAI  2008-05-06 05:38:35 
Re: Help with some VB Code
lyle fairfield <lyle.f  2008-05-07 03:47:15 
Re: Help with some VB Code
lyle fairfield <lylefa  2008-05-07 11:01:31 
Re: Help with some VB Code
colemanj4 <colemanj4@[  2008-05-07 06:10:11 
Re: Help with some VB Code
lyle fairfield <lylefa  2008-05-07 13:29:24 
Re: Help with some VB Code
colemanj4 <colemanj4@[  2008-05-07 11:12:15 

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