Vb Class collections

[Lou]

Is there a class wizard like in VB6 to create a collection class?
I have class1 and want a class collection of class1's
-Lou

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Is there a class wizard like in VB6 to create a collection class?
I have class1 and want a class collection of class1's

Just inherit from a collection type.

You surely don't need a wizard to create a collection...?

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On May 31, 1:57 pm, "Lou" <[e-mail]:

Is there a class wizard like in VB6 to create a collection class?
I have class1 and want a class collection of class1's
-Lou

I use class collections all the time, no need for a wizard to create
them.

Public Class ClassA
Private Property X as int
Private Property Y as int
End Class

Public Class myClass
Public Sub myMethod
Dim myList as new List(of ClassA)
Dim myListMember as ClassA
myListMember = New ClassA
myListMember.X = 123
myListMember.Y = 456
myList.Add(myListMember)
etc ...
End Class

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On May 31, 3:32 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

On May 31, 1:57 pm, "Lou" <[e-mail]:

Is there a class wizard like in VB6 to create a collection class?
I have class1 and want a class collection of class1's
-Lou

I use class collections all the time, no need for a wizard to create
them.

Public Class ClassA
Private Property X as int
Private Property Y as int
End Class

Public Class myClass
Public Sub myMethod
Dim myList as new List(of ClassA)
Dim myListMember as ClassA
myListMember = New ClassA
myListMember.X = 123
myListMember.Y = 456
myList.Add(myListMember)
etc ...
End Class

Didn't get the syntax for the ClassA properties, but you should get
the picture.

[Lou]

Thanks , works great.

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On May 31, 3:32 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

>On May 31, 1:57 pm, "Lou" <[e-mail]:

Is there a class wizard like in VB6 to create a collection class?
I have class1 and want a class collection of class1's
-Lou

I use class collections all the time, no need for a wizard to create
them.

Public Class ClassA
Private Property X as int
Private Property Y as int
End Class

Public Class myClass
Public Sub myMethod
Dim myList as new List(of ClassA)
Dim myListMember as ClassA
myListMember = New ClassA
myListMember.X = 123
myListMember.Y = 456
myList.Add(myListMember)
etc ...
End Class

Didn't get the syntax for the ClassA properties, but you should get
the picture.