Can you list the uses of the "As" clause?

[MrPolite]

these are the ones that I know
-Delegate Function foo() As String
-Function foo() As String
-Private myVariable As String


where else can the "As" clause appear? I need to know, believe me


edit: more...
-Enum foo As Integer
-Property something () as Boolean

[DevGrp]

Public MySub(ByVal Name As String)

End Sub

[MrPolite]

Originally posted by DevGrp
Public MySub(ByVal Name As String)

End Sub

thanks

[DevGrp]

Is this homework

[MrPolite]

Originally posted by DevGrp
Is this homework

hehe nope
I'm writing a program that's supposed to load a solution file in a treeview control (just as it would appear in the Object Browser), and I need to read the .VB files line by line and determine what each line means.... I couldnt find an easy way to determine if something is a variable or not, so I thought if I know where the "as" clause appears, and I eliminate all the possiblities, I can figure out if a line in the file is a variable declaration or not (hope it makes sense)

[Pirate]

This list is from MSDN Help . Check it out for more info .

'The As keyword introduces an As clause, which identifies a data type.
'The As keyword is used in these contexts:
 
 
Const Statement
Declare Statement
Delegate Statement
Dim Statement
Enum Statement
Event Statement 
For...Next Statements
For Each...Next Statements
Function Statement
Property Statement
Sub Statement
Try...Catch...Finally Statements

[MrPolite]

Originally posted by Pirate
This list is from MSDN Help . Check it out for more info .

'The As keyword introduces an As clause, which identifies a data type.
'The As keyword is used in these contexts:
 
 
Const Statement
Declare Statement
Delegate Statement
Dim Statement
Enum Statement
Event Statement 
For...Next Statements
For Each...Next Statements
Function Statement
Property Statement
Sub Statement
Try...Catch...Finally Statements

thanks pirate, sounds like I missed a couple of those, but I think my app if working now (kinda)
here's a screenshot. You just give it the solution file and it loads everything in a treeview. You can save it to a file too! hehe

[Pirate]

wow , it looks damn cool . Did that take you long and hard work (just wondering) ?

[MrPolite]

Originally posted by Pirate
wow , it looks damn cool . Did that take you long and hard work (just wondering) ?

made it today hehe thanks... dunno what I'm doing yet

umm btw about the hardwork-> there are too many recursive functions, that was annoying

[Pirate]

Originally posted by MrPolite
made it today hehe thanks... dunno what I'm doing yet

umm btw about the hardwork-> there are too many recursive functions, that was annoying

Recursion ! . It's bothering me also . I couldn't get a way to handle a progressbar while recursion is doing some process , at least untill now.
I made a tool (funny one ) . Seems we're programming same route .

[MrPolite]

"backup tool"? sounds nice....
yeah seems like you're working with files and directories... hehe same mess

hmm, maybe you could count all the files and as you are done with each file you could add 1 to the progress bar's value... but the better one would be to calculate the size of all the files together and then increment the progressbar depending to the number of bytes processed hehe but I guess that would be even messier

[Pirate]

Yah , this logic might work (it's reasonable) but the thing is that I can't estimate when this ****ing recursive ends ! But I'll make it work .