I need help... please help...

[vbman213]

ok here is my code...

For i = 1 To 138
    Set ini = New Class1
        With ini
        .File = App.Path & "\worlds.ini"
        location = .GetValue("World" & i, "Location")
        types = .GetValue("World" & i, "Type")
        flag = .GetValue("World" & i, "Flag")
        If types = "Members" Then
        
        End If
        Set list_item = listview1.ListItems.Add(, , location)
            list_item.SubItems(1) = i
            list_item.SubItems(2) = Server_Players(i, strhtml)
             list_item.SubItems(3) = types
    End With
    Next i

and I need to make it go to the next i under this:

If types = "Members" Then

and I cant use a

next i

there because you cant do that... so how do I do this?

[half flung pie]

maybe something like this would work?

For i = 1 To 138
Whatever:
    Set ini = New Class1
        With ini
        .File = App.Path & "\worlds.ini"
        location = .GetValue("World" & i, "Location")
        types = .GetValue("World" & i, "Type")
        flag = .GetValue("World" & i, "Flag")
        If types = "Members" Then 
          i = i+1
          goto Whatever        
        End If
        Set list_item = listview1.ListItems.Add(, , location)
            list_item.SubItems(1) = i
            list_item.SubItems(2) = Server_Players(i, strhtml)
             list_item.SubItems(3) = types
    End With
    Next i

[vbman213]

yea that worked great thanks... if anyone else has another way then let me know...

[Hack]

How about

For i = 1 To 138
    Set ini = New Class1
        With ini
        .File = App.Path & "\worlds.ini"
        location = .GetValue("World" & i, "Location")
        types = .GetValue("World" & i, "Type")
        flag = .GetValue("World" & i, "Flag")
        If types <> "Members" Then        
            Set list_item = listview1.ListItems.Add(, , location)
            list_item.SubItems(1) = i
            list_item.SubItems(2) = Server_Players(i, strhtml)
             list_item.SubItems(3) = types
       End If
       End With
Next i

[leinad31]

Just make the loop pass once if type is not "Members"

If types <> "Members" Then Exit For

[Hack]

Just make the loop pass once if type is not "Members"

If types <> "Members" Then Exit For

If you Exit the For/Next there is the possibility of some records not being processed depending on when it does hit "Members"

[Al42]

@half flung pie

NEVER manipulate a loop counter from within the loop. there's no guarantee that, in some future version, or in some other language, the loop counter variable is actually checked every iteration. Some compilers generate code that keeps a local copy of the "variable" - sort of like passing a variable to a sub ByVal - so nothing you do to the counter variable will change the execution of the code. (Other compilers produce code that will crash if you make the loop counter larger than the 'To' value in order to exit the loop prematurely.)