Code optimization...

[Pete Wright]

This is a trick question right? I mean, you know that there is only one
element in the rsc.SelectedIndexes, so how would you optimize the loop.

Ok, well, on the off-chance that it's not a trick question (and, BTW, Index
= selectedIndex.ToString will never work, since Index is an integer and
ToString() returns a string, but anyway....

Dim Index as Integer
Index = Int32.Parse(rsc.SelectedIndexes(1))

There yah go - I am of course assuming that the index of the one item in the
array is item number 1.
--
Peter Wright
Author of ADO.NET Novice To Pro, from Apress Inc.


"Raphaël Désalbres" <raphael@desalbres.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I would like to optimize the following code, knowing that there is only

one

> element in SelectedIndexes.
>
> Dim selectedIndex, Index As Integer
> For Each selectedIndex In rsc.SelectedIndexes
> Index = selectedIndex.ToString
> Next
>
> Thanks,
>
> Raphaël Désalbres
>
>
>

[Raphaël Désalbres]

Thanks very much for your reply, Peter...

Sincerely,

Raphaël Désalbres


"Pete Wright" <pete@codemonkey.demon.co.uk> escreveu na mensagem
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> This is a trick question right? I mean, you know that there is only one
> element in the rsc.SelectedIndexes, so how would you optimize the loop.
>
> Ok, well, on the off-chance that it's not a trick question (and, BTW,

Index

> = selectedIndex.ToString will never work, since Index is an integer and
> ToString() returns a string, but anyway....
>
> Dim Index as Integer
> Index = Int32.Parse(rsc.SelectedIndexes(1))
>
> There yah go - I am of course assuming that the index of the one item in

the

> array is item number 1.
> --
> Peter Wright
> Author of ADO.NET Novice To Pro, from Apress Inc.
>
>
> "Raphaël Désalbres" <raphael@desalbres.com> wrote in message
> news:ePf8jywQDHA.3880@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

> > Hello,
> >
> > I would like to optimize the following code, knowing that there is only

> one

> > element in SelectedIndexes.
> >
> > Dim selectedIndex, Index As Integer
> > For Each selectedIndex In rsc.SelectedIndexes
> > Index = selectedIndex.ToString
> > Next
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Raphaël Désalbres
> >
> >
> >

>
>

[David Waz...]

but, only two problems here

first, that's why there's a .ToString method - to convert the integer to
string, so that will work.

and secondly, the index, i believe, is ZERO based:
rcs.SelectedIndexes(0)

and finally, what ASPX control has a SelectedIndexes collection in the first
place? I don't recall any.
There are 3rd party controls that use this, but ASPX???


Pete, I think this WAS a trick question! :-)


"Pete Wright" <pete@codemonkey.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:be70io$8t1$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk...

> This is a trick question right? I mean, you know that there is only one
> element in the rsc.SelectedIndexes, so how would you optimize the loop.
>
> Ok, well, on the off-chance that it's not a trick question (and, BTW,

Index

> = selectedIndex.ToString will never work, since Index is an integer and
> ToString() returns a string, but anyway....
>
> Dim Index as Integer
> Index = Int32.Parse(rsc.SelectedIndexes(1))
>
> There yah go - I am of course assuming that the index of the one item in

the

> array is item number 1.
> --
> Peter Wright
> Author of ADO.NET Novice To Pro, from Apress Inc.
>
>
> "Raphaël Désalbres" <raphael@desalbres.com> wrote in message
> news:ePf8jywQDHA.3880@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

> > Hello,
> >
> > I would like to optimize the following code, knowing that there is only

> one

> > element in SelectedIndexes.
> >
> > Dim selectedIndex, Index As Integer
> > For Each selectedIndex In rsc.SelectedIndexes
> > Index = selectedIndex.ToString
> > Next
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Raphaël Désalbres
> >
> >
> >

>
>