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JMMB
Are there Indexers in VB.Net the same way they exist in C#?
thanks,
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Armin Zingler
JMMB said:Are there Indexers in VB.Net the same way they exist in C#?
thanks,
Maybe the "Default" keyword is what you're looking for:
default readonly property Item(ByVal Index as integer) As Object
get
return ...
end get
end property
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Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]
JMMB,
To create an Indexer in VB.NET you define a 'Default' parameterized property
Public Class JMMBCollection
Default Public Readonly Property Item(index As Integer) as JMMB
Get
End Get
End Property
End Class
Which defines a readonly 'indexer'.
Note the property name does not need to be Item, the 'Default' keyword is
the key.
Hope this helps
Jay
To create an Indexer in VB.NET you define a 'Default' parameterized property
Public Class JMMBCollection
Default Public Readonly Property Item(index As Integer) as JMMB
Get
End Get
End Property
End Class
Which defines a readonly 'indexer'.
Note the property name does not need to be Item, the 'Default' keyword is
the key.
Hope this helps
Jay
H
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
JMMB said:Are there Indexers in VB.Net the same way they exist in C#?
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Public Class FooCollection
Private m_Foo() As Foo
Default Public ReadOnly Property Item(ByVal Index As Integer) As Foo
Get
Return m_Foo(Index)
End Get
End Property
End Class
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