Hello,
does anybody know if the built in support for the "Exit For" statement is
just a left over from earier versions of VB and therefore inefficient or if
it's truely a VB.NET language feature?
The reason I ask is because even though the "On Error Goto" statement is
still available in .NET, if you use it, it wraps a Try/Catch block around
each line of code in that routine from what I understand. If "Exit For" does
anything as inefficient as that, I certainly wouldn't want to use it.

Can someone in the know address this?

Thanks
Steve

"Steve Long" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb:
> does anybody know if the built in support for the "Exit For" statement is
> just a left over from earier versions of VB and therefore inefficient or
if
> it's truely a VB.NET language feature?

It's truly a language feature and there are no reasons for removing it in a
future version. It just performs a jump.

> The reason I ask is because even though the "On Error Goto" statement is
> still available in .NET, if you use it, it wraps a Try/Catch block around
> each line of code in that routine from what I understand.

Unstructured error handling is a language feature too. It's part of the
language and it's sometimes a nice shortcut. You should not matter about
the IL that is generated by the compiler too much.

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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
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