asked on End of statement expected
Public Sub _EMPPINENTERED() [b]As String() = Nothing [/b]
End Sub
Public ReadOnly Property EMPPINENTERED() As String()
Get
Return EMPPINENTERED = DesanitizeMap(Convert.ToString(EMPPINENTERED))
End Get
End Property
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r3nder
what are you trying to do? I can't even read the code!
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You're probably trying for something like this:
You're probably trying for something like this:
Private _EMPPINENTERED As String() = Nothing
Public ReadOnly Property EMPPINENTERED As String()
Get
Return DesanitizeMap(_EMPPINENTERED)
End Get
End Property
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I'll only add that it's bad style to write a property which executes a method under the hood. As a consumer of your property, I should expect that accessing your property has no side effects on the class itself. It's apparent from the code that you've posted, but I would be concerned about what the DesanitizeMap method is actually doing. If you are going to call a method from within a property, then just make a method, and your new method calls the DesanitizeMap. Methods are expected to potentially incur side effects.
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ThanksJACK AND mike,
it woks now
it woks now