ok so like in vb 6 this would be an example of a simple array of form1 which would work for what i want to do.
Now if you upgrade to vb.net it says you cannot have an array.
The following wont work :( and if i take out the new it gives me errors i dont get when i do the loop.
How can i make this work
Dim pm(100) As New Form1
Private Sub Command1_Click(ByVal eventSender As System.Object, ByVal eventArgs As System.EventArgs) Handles Command1.Click
Dim a As Integer
For a = 1 To 100
If pm(a).Tag = "" Then
MsgBox("found")
Exit Sub
End If
Next a
End Sub
End Class
Arrays wont work?
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Arrays wont work?
KenH++
Mohankumarj
Gerben3000
hi,
i just wonder why do you have an array of 100 forms
best regards
cool_shezz
oops. . . hit enter by accident. . .
and tag is an object. . .
if prn(a).Tag is nothing
[god, I hate the vb 'Is' for object reference comparison. . . almost as much as I hate the word 'nothing' for null. . . yeah, right. . . vb reads easier. . .sure it does]
marieMyers
oops. . . copied bad code -
For a as Integer = 0 to a.Length -1
If pm(a).Tag is Nothing Then
MsgBox("found")
Exit Sub
End If
Next
For each frm as Form in prn
If frm.Tag is nothing Then
MsgBox("found")
Exit Sub
End If
Next
Patrick Carnahan - MSFT
oops. .. arrays are zero based now (the way they should have been by default in vbsux)
For a as Integer = 0 to a.Length -1
If pm(a).Tag = "" Then
MsgBox("found")
Exit Sub
End If
Next