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Self Keyword (VB Classic and C++/CLI Cross Reference Guide)

By Mike Prestwood

VB Classic versus C++/CLI: A side by side comparison between VB Classic and C++/CLI.

Language Details

Language Details is kind of a catch all for stuff that didn't make it into language basics nor any other category.

Self Keyword

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VB Classic: Me

The Me keyword is a built-in variable that refers to the class where the code is executing. For example, you can pass Me from one module to another.

Syntax Example:

Private Sub Command4_Click()
  MsgBox Me.Name 'Displays name of form (Form1 in this case).
End Sub

C++/CLI: this