Hi
How do you dynamically declare a type using an expression
for the identifier.

eg :

for x =1 to 10
Dim myObj+str(x) as object
next


Many thanks

Rabih <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> How do you dynamically declare a type using an expression
> for the identifier.
>
> eg :
>
> for x =1 to 10
> Dim myObj+str(x) as object
> next

Generally, you don't - you use an array or map of some kind (such as
Hashtable) instead. Now, why do you particularly *want* to do it in
this case?

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You must use an array:

Dim myObj(10) As Object
myObj(1) = "Wert 1"
myObj(2) = "Wert 2"
Console.WriteLine(myObj(2)) 'Writes "Wert2" to the console


"Rabih" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:039101c36170$94d8bf50$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi
> How do you dynamically declare a type using an expression
> for the identifier.
>
> eg :
>
> for x =1 to 10
> Dim myObj+str(x) as object
> next
>
>
> Many thanks