decreasing for

[Anibal David Acosta F.]

do you know how can I do something like this..

CurValue = 20; //or other value

for (int i=CurValue; i >=0; i--)
{
//do something here
}

when I compile an error occur and the "underline error mark" is below the
"i--"
the error is: "Unrecheable code detected (CS0162)"

Is possible to do a decreasing for in C# ?

[Tom Porterfield]

Anibal David Acosta F. wrote:

do you know how can I do something like this..

CurValue = 20; //or other value

for (int i=CurValue; i >=0; i--)
{
//do something here
}

when I compile an error occur and the "underline error mark" is below the
"i--"
the error is: "Unrecheable code detected (CS0162)"

Is possible to do a decreasing for in C# ?

That code (with an int before the declaration of CurValue) compiles fine for
me with no errors or warnings in both VS.NET 2003 and 2005.
--
Tom Porterfield