looping into a collection

[Luc Trépanier]

Is there an easy way to loop through all properties of a
textbox for example because I want to be sure a particular
custom property exists?

The same question applies to SQlDataAdapter and DataSet in
a form. Is there a way to get all datasets and
sqldataadapters in the form without writing

"me.sqldataadapter1..."
"me.dataset1..."

I'd prefer to lopp through a collection or something like
that.

Any suggestion?

Thanks.

Luc.

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Luc Trépanier <lu***********@etsmtl.ca> scripsit:

Is there an easy way to loop through all properties of a
textbox for example because I want to be sure a particular
custom property exists?

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Imports System.Reflection
..
..
..
Dim pi() As PropertyInfo = Me.GetType().GetProperties()
Dim p As PropertyInfo
For Each p In pi
MsgBox(p.Name)
Next m
///

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Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Armin Zingler]

"Luc Trépanier" <lu***********@etsmtl.ca> schrieb

Is there an easy way to loop through all properties of a
textbox for example because I want to be sure a particular
custom property exists?

The same question applies to SQlDataAdapter and DataSet in
a form. Is there a way to get all datasets and
sqldataadapters in the form without writing

"me.sqldataadapter1..."
"me.dataset1..."

I'd prefer to lopp through a collection or something like
that.

Any suggestion?

Put them into an array/arraylist/collection once, later use a loop.
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Armin