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Is there any way to create custom property and access the property using "For" or "For Each" statement? |
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Is there any way to create custom property and access the property using "For" or "For Each" statement? What you want might be indexers in C#, but I guess you're using VB as you write "For Each" as two words. Alternatively, you might just want to have your property be of a type implementing IEnumerable, which would let you use For Each over it. It'd be helpful if you could post some pseudocode to show the exact sort of effect you are trying to achieve. |
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