From the documentation in MSDN, it looks as though the following should
iterate through the collection twice. However, MoveNext in the second
iteration returns false:
Dim oList As New List(Of String)
oList.Add("Hell o")
oList.Add("worl d")
Dim oEnum As List(Of String).Enumera tor = oList.GetEnumer ator()
While oEnum.MoveNext( )
Dim sValue As String = oEnum.Current
End While
CType(oEnum, IEnumerator).Re set()
While oEnum.MoveNext( )
Dim sValue As String = oEnum.Current
End While
Anyone know what I am doing wrong?
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"wvtempl" <wv*****@discus sions.microsoft .com> wrote in message
news:DF******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... From the documentation in MSDN, it looks as though the following should
iterate through the collection twice. However, MoveNext in the second
iteration returns false:
Dim oList As New List(Of String)
oList.Add("Hell o")
oList.Add("worl d")
Dim oEnum As List(Of String).Enumera tor = oList.GetEnumer ator()
While oEnum.MoveNext( )
Dim sValue As String = oEnum.Current
End While
CType(oEnum, IEnumerator).Re set()
Try oEnum = oList.GetEnumer ator() instead to start over with a brand new
enumerator.
Or just use For Each and let the compiler take care of the enumerators. While oEnum.MoveNext( )
Dim sValue As String = oEnum.Current
End While
Anyone know what I am doing wrong?
Thanks, getting a new enumerator is the workaround I have been using. Does
anyone know if the Reset method simply doesn't work, or if the way I am
calling it is incorrect?
"Ben Voigt" wrote: "wvtempl" <wv*****@discus sions.microsoft .com> wrote in message
news:DF******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... From the documentation in MSDN, it looks as though the following should
iterate through the collection twice. However, MoveNext in the second
iteration returns false:
Dim oList As New List(Of String)
oList.Add("Hell o")
oList.Add("worl d")
Dim oEnum As List(Of String).Enumera tor = oList.GetEnumer ator()
While oEnum.MoveNext( )
Dim sValue As String = oEnum.Current
End While
CType(oEnum, IEnumerator).Re set()
Try oEnum = oList.GetEnumer ator() instead to start over with a brand new
enumerator.
Or just use For Each and let the compiler take care of the enumerators. While oEnum.MoveNext( )
Dim sValue As String = oEnum.Current
End While
Anyone know what I am doing wrong?
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