Keyword "Select" in a user control

[Shane]

I'm creating a user control that has a textbox along with a couple of
other controls in it.

I'm mapping most of the textbox methods and properties to my control
using the textbox names. I'm having a problem with the "Select"
method. "Select" is a Visual Basic keyword, so the IDE will not let me
create that method. I'm currently using "Selects" instead, but I like
consistancy.

Anybody know a work around?

Thanks

Public Overloads Sub Selects()
tb.Select()
End Sub

Public Overloads Sub Selects(ByVal Start As Integer, ByVal Length
As Integer)
tb.Select(Start, Length)
End Sub

[Armin Zingler]

"Shane" <sh***********@yahoo.com> schrieb

I'm creating a user control that has a textbox along with a couple
of other controls in it.

I'm mapping most of the textbox methods and properties to my
control using the textbox names. I'm having a problem with the
"Select" method. "Select" is a Visual Basic keyword, so the IDE will
not let me create that method. I'm currently using "Selects" instead,
but I like consistancy.

Anybody know a work around?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...asp?frame=true

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...asp?frame=true
("Escaped names")

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[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* sh***********@yahoo.com (Shane) scripsit:

I'm creating a user control that has a textbox along with a couple of
other controls in it.

I'm mapping most of the textbox methods and properties to my control
using the textbox names. I'm having a problem with the "Select"
method. "Select" is a Visual Basic keyword, so the IDE will not let me
create that method. I'm currently using "Selects" instead, but I like
consistancy.

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Public Overloads Sub [Select]()
...
End Sub
///

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