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[xeron333]

Hello, I'm using SharpPcap version 6.3.0 for a VB.NET Visual Studio 2022 application, and I'm having a problem with the "PacketCapture" structure, which is obsolete.
I tried to work around the problem by marking this structure as obsolete, but the problem is that I can't use it. Here, the "header" property isn't available.

Code:
<ObsoleteAttribute("This property is obsolete. Use NewProperty instead.", False)>

PacketCapture Structure

End Structure
/Code

and
Code

Private Sub device_OnPacketArrival(sender As Object, e As PacketCapture)

Dim rawPacket = e.header
/Code

If anyone can help me, THANK YOU

[kayoub5]

@xeron333 PacketCapture is not obsolete, I can't read the code you posted, please format it properly using markdown syntax.

https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/getting-started-with-writing-and-formatting-on-github/basic-writing-and-formatting-syntax#quoting-code

[xeron333]

Hello thank you for your response,I'm new to git ub. Now do you understand my code?
`<ObsoleteAttribute("This property is obsolete. Use NewProperty instead.", False)>

PacketCapture Structure

End Structure
Private Sub device_OnPacketArrival(sender As Object, e As PacketCapture)

Dim rawPacket = e.header`

[kayoub5]

Not really, but from what I see the obsolete is coming from your own code <ObsoleteAttribute("This property is obsolete. Use NewProperty instead.", False)>

[xeron333]

Thanks
Yes, I wrote that to avoid the compiler giving me an error, but the problem is that even if I no longer have an error, I cannot use the "PacketCapture" structure because here: the "header" property is not available.
`Private Sub device_OnPacketArrival(sender As Object, e As PacketCapture)

Dim rawPacket = e.header`

[kayoub5]

PacketCapture does have a Header property, with an upper H

sharppcap/SharpPcap/PacketCapture.cs

Line 28 in 56e49ca

public ICaptureHeader Header { get; }

PacketCapture is defined as ref struct, seems this is not supported by VB.NET, see dotnet/vblang#297

[kayoub5]

PacketCapture is defined as ref struct, seems this is not supported by VB.NET, see dotnet/vblang#297

[xeron333]

Thanks for your help. I'm trying to create a class in C and reuse it in VB, but apparently it doesn't work either.
For now, I don't see a solution.
But I'll keep you posted on the progress anyway.