My Method Logic Question

[SouthSpawn]

I have the following situation.

I am creating my own user control.
This asp.net user control will have a method called "Read". When this
method is being called from the page. It will read line by line threw a
list dictionary. While reading line by line
it will be setting public properties that my page can access. So my user
control will look like this.

Usercontrol.ascx

public class clsUserControl
{
private string strMyPropertyValue;

public bool Read()
{
foreach(ListDictionary MyListRow in MyListDictionary)
{
strMyPropertyValue = (string)MyListRow.Value;
}
}

public string MyReturnedValue
{
set
{
MyReturnedValue = strMyPropertyValue;
}
}
}

Now, my webpage called webpage.aspx.
Will do the following.

public class clsMyWebPage
{
//This will reference my usercontrol on the webpage.
protected clsUserControl MyUserControl;

private void DoSomething()
{
string strGetValue;
while(MyUserControl.Read())
{
strGetValue = MyUserControl.MyReturnedValue;
}
}
}

My question is this. How do I get my ".Read" method to loop through each
row setting the public property for each new value it retrieves
from the ListDictionary? Also, meanwhile setting the .Read method to
"true" so the calling page while loop will keep looping? I hope this makes
sense.

Thanks,
Mark

[Joshua Flanagan]

I'm not completely sure I understand your question, but I'll take a stab:

public class clsUserControl
{
IDictionaryEnumerator enumerator =
MyListDictionary.GetEnumerator();

public bool Read()
{
return enumerator.MoveNext();
}

public string MyReturnedValue
{
get
{
return enumerator.Value.ToString();
}
}
}


SouthSpawn wrote:

I have the following situation.

I am creating my own user control.
This asp.net user control will have a method called "Read". When this
method is being called from the page. It will read line by line threw a
list dictionary. While reading line by line
it will be setting public properties that my page can access. So my user
control will look like this.

Usercontrol.ascx

public class clsUserControl
{
private string strMyPropertyValue;

public bool Read()
{
foreach(ListDictionary MyListRow in MyListDictionary)
{
strMyPropertyValue = (string)MyListRow.Value;
}
}

public string MyReturnedValue
{
set
{
MyReturnedValue = strMyPropertyValue;
}
}
}

Now, my webpage called webpage.aspx.
Will do the following.

public class clsMyWebPage
{
//This will reference my usercontrol on the webpage.
protected clsUserControl MyUserControl;

private void DoSomething()
{
string strGetValue;
while(MyUserControl.Read())
{
strGetValue = MyUserControl.MyReturnedValue;
}
}
}

My question is this. How do I get my ".Read" method to loop through each
row setting the public property for each new value it retrieves
from the ListDictionary? Also, meanwhile setting the .Read method to
"true" so the calling page while loop will keep looping? I hope this makes
sense.

Thanks,
Mark

[SouthSpawn]

JOSH!!!!!!!!!!

THANKS alot man. This is excatly what I needed.

Thanks,
Mark