For each in Me.Controls
Hi,
I got many buttons okay. Lets say 6 with their names: Button1, Button2, Button3 etc.
I want to manipulate for example Button4.
I would like to manipulate that way:
dim str = "Button", x as Integer = 1
("Button" + x).Name .....
I know, we cant do that. I know its possible by the way of a For each than you check the ctrl.Name , then if its then same, you can play with it. But I tought it was not 100% efficiant. Is there a way like my ("Button" + x) to call that button other than a for each, other than calling Button4.name too ... the thing is, it will be never the same button. It might change that why I was needed that integer (x) or a for each
Thanks
I got many buttons okay. Lets say 6 with their names: Button1, Button2, Button3 etc.
I want to manipulate for example Button4.
I would like to manipulate that way:
dim str = "Button", x as Integer = 1
("Button" + x).Name .....
I know, we cant do that. I know its possible by the way of a For each than you check the ctrl.Name , then if its then same, you can play with it. But I tought it was not 100% efficiant. Is there a way like my ("Button" + x) to call that button other than a for each, other than calling Button4.name too ... the thing is, it will be never the same button. It might change that why I was needed that integer (x) or a for each
Thanks
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Fernando Soto
What version of .Net are you using 2003 or 2005?
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2005
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In 2005 you can do this
Dim btn() As Control = Me.Controls.Find("Button5"
Fernando
Dim btn() As Control = Me.Controls.Find("Button5"
Fernando
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I wanted to split points, But i clicked at the wrong place
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Well, the hastable do the same thing i guess, but I found it great to do it with a dictionnary.