Hi,

Can someone let me know how we can have a for loop where
the date is incremented without using date as the control
variable as hown below.

dim varDate as Date
For varDate = StartDate + 1 To EndDate - 1
Next varDate

the above stmt is no longer supported in .NET

thanks
angel

Angel <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Can someone let me know how we can have a for loop where
> the date is incremented without using date as the control
> variable as hown below.
>
> dim varDate as Date
> For varDate = StartDate + 1 To EndDate - 1
> Next varDate
>
> the above stmt is no longer supported in .NET

If you want to do it in VB.NET, I'm not sure - you *might* need to use
a Do/While loop instead.

In C# you could do something like:

for (DateTime foo = StartDate; foo=foo.AddDays(1); foo < EndDate)
{
....
}

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> for (DateTime foo = StartDate; foo=foo.AddDays(1); foo < EndDate)
> {
> ...
> }
>

Except that wouldn't work in C# either :P

for(DateTime foo = StartDate; foo < EndDate; foo = foo.AddDays(1))
{
....
}

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Happy coding!
Morten Wennevik [C# MVP]

Morten Wennevik <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> > for (DateTime foo = StartDate; foo=foo.AddDays(1); foo < EndDate)
> > {
> > ...
> > }
> >
>
> Except that wouldn't work in C# either :P
>
> for(DateTime foo = StartDate; foo < EndDate; foo = foo.AddDays(1))
> {
> ...
> }

Whoops. Doh, doh, doh!

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for(DateTime time=DateTime.Now; time<DateTime.Now.AddDays(50);
time.AddDays(1)) {}


Angel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can someone let me know how we can have a for loop where
> the date is incremented without using date as the control
> variable as hown below.
>
> dim varDate as Date
> For varDate = StartDate + 1 To EndDate - 1
> Next varDate
>
> the above stmt is no longer supported in .NET
>
> thanks
> angel