Shorter Declaration when using For Each

[Raterus]

Hi, is there a way I can avoid having to declare my variable I use when using a For Each loop?

Dim adminuser As String 'I'd like to get rid of this line and just declare it all on the next line
For Each adminuser In adminusers
If username = adminuser Then
m_admin = True
End If
Next

Thanks,
--Michael

 

[Gerry O'Brien [MVP]]

Certainly, .NET now allows you to do this;

For Each adminuser As String in adminusers
If username = adminuser Then
m_admin = True
End If
Next


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Gerry O'Brien [MVP]
Visual Basic .NET


Hi, is there a way I can avoid having to declare my variable I use when
using a For Each loop?

Dim adminuser As String 'I'd like to get rid of this line and
just declare it all on the next line
For Each adminuser In adminusers
If username = adminuser Then
m_admin = True
End If
Next

Thanks,
--Michael

 

[Raterus]

Oh that's very nice, thank you so much!

 

[Tom Dacon]

For Each adminuser As String In adminusers
If username = adminuser Then
m_admin = True
End If
Next

Tom Dacon
Dacon Software Consulting

Hi, is there a way I can avoid having to declare my variable I use when
using a For Each loop?

Dim adminuser As String 'I'd like to get rid of this line and
just declare it all on the next line
For Each adminuser In adminusers
If username = adminuser Then
m_admin = True
End If
Next

Thanks,
--Michael

 

[Greg Burns]

FYI, this was added to NET 1.1 Framework. Or is it just VB 2003 and not
necessarily the framework...

Greg

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

FYI, this was added to NET 1.1 Framework. Or is it just VB 2003 and not
necessarily the framework...

It's the VB.NET 2003 programming language...

 

[Cor Ligthert]

In addition to the others, not making the syntax faster however your program

\\\
For Each adminuser As String in adminusers
If username = adminuser Then
m_admin = True
exit For
End If
Next
///
I hope this helps?



Cor

 

[Greg Burns]

Good catch Cor!

Greg