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>Is it very difficult to implement With...Endwith in C# for .NET Team ? Why only VB.NET support that Implementation ? Any reason for this ?
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>>Just curious, thanks :-)
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>>( still dreaming to shift my VFP code to C# code ... :-) )
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>Not, it's not difficult (as you see it works in VB). The reason is that they did not think it was needed or desired as they wanted to keep the language "pure". Going overboard if you ask me.
Hi, Alex.
What's the difference between:
With this.textbox2 as TextBox
.SelectAll();
.Text = "Hello World";
Endwith
and
TextBox myText = this.textbox2;
myText.SelectAll();
myText.Text = "Hello World";
?
(Beside the second version been more clear to me...)
While there is a reason for this in VFP (performance is better because a long reference is not evaluated every time), there is no reason this change the underlying MSIL in .NET.
Regards,