Thinking foward... Execute code once in loop?

I found the Static declaration very useful since you can declare a variable once and let it run threw a loop or sub

ex:

VB Code:

Form_MouseClick
   Static Click as Integer = 1
End Sub

which is pretty usefull

anyways, I was wondering if something could do like:

VB Code:

Do
a += 1
b += 2 + a
(Some kind of structure header here)
c=b
(Footer structure here)
Loop

Anyways, to get the result of the c variable only once, meh, I was just curious if some new structure could have 'been created...

Well, .net, let's think foward! :)

(btw don't answer me like use flags and do if statements... There are probably billions of ways to do this, I was just wondering if some new stuff was boiling to be used :))

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You post makes no sense at all.

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Originally Posted by wossname

You post makes no sense at all.

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that's rude. :eek:

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Originally Posted by mar_zim

that's rude. :eek:

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Just a concise observation. :D No rudeness intended.

I humbly apologise for any anguish, distress or trauma that my earlier comments may have illicited in those of a delicate sensibility.

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Can you explain this a little better what you're asking/doing? I also didn't quite understand it.

uh, ok, sorry for not being crystal clear...

After using the variable declaration method with Static, that can declare a variable used through let's say a form, the variable is only declared once and it becomes available through the whole form. (lookup "Static" for more info)

Anyways,

I was wondering,

Is there a new way to execute a bunch of code, only once even if it's in a loop?

my previous code:

VB Code:

Do
a += 1
b += 2 + a
(The Function)
   c = b
(Footer of function)
Loop Until a = 50

Meaning the c variable will be grabbed ONCE in the loop, regardless of the values changing in the 2nd, 3rd, etc loop.

I think hope it's all clear now...

I know I could use a flag method with an IF to do that, but I'm just exploring new functions...

Then Nope, it would have to be before or after the loop to only execute once.