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Could anyone tell me which is the correct form in VC++? <br />
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System::Collections::IEnum<wbr />erator^ myEnumerator = groupBox2-&gt;Controls-&gt;GetEn<wbr />umerator()<wbr />;<br />
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while ( myEnumerator-&gt;MoveNext()){<wbr /><br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; CheckBox test =(CheckBox)myEnumerator-&gt;C<wbr />urrent;<br />
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Could anyone tell me which is the correct form in VC++? 

System::Collections::IEnumerator^ myEnumerator = groupBox2->Controls->GetEnumerator();

while ( myEnumerator->MoveNext()){
    CheckBox test =(CheckBox)myEnumerator->Current;
}

IEnumerator

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