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VB.net problem with Quit handler

Fredflyer

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Hi every one,
i'm new on this forum and start developping a solution with Simconnect and VB.net
I encounter a problem with the RecvQuitEventHandler instruction
her is the code which cause problem:
'this line is in the code of a click button function
AddHandler fsx_simconnect.OnRecvQuit, New SimConnect.RecvQuitEventHandler(AddressOf fsx_simconnect_OnRecvQuit)

then i have another function

Sub fsx_simconnect_OnRecvQuit(ByVal sender As SimConnect, ByVal data As SIMCONNECT_RECV)

but i have an error
'SIMCONNECT_RECV' is not accessible in this context, cause it is 'Private'.


Can i have any suggestion or explanation to solve this problem

thank's for your help
 
Could be anything.

You might want to fully qualify your class to
Code: 
Microsoft.FlightSimulator.SimConnect.SIMCONNECT_RECV

Without seeing more code it's impossible to determine the real cause though.

Code: 
Sub fsx_simconnect_OnRecvQuit(ByVal sender As SimConnect, ByVal data As Microsoft.FlightSimulator.SimConnect.SIMCONNECT_RECV)
 
[solved]

Well, sorry nudge...:o
you were right...i was thinking of what you've wrote...then i wen watching the Vb.net example of the SDK and there was this syntax and no errors at all...so i went in my code, and modified it to try...and of course it worked...strange that we have to qualify it fully because other handlers like the one to open don't need to qualify fully RECV_OPEN...

Thank's at all
 
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