Thinking foward... Execute code once in loop?

[Ruku]

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

ex:

Form_MouseClick
   Static Click as Integer = 1
End Sub

which is pretty usefull

anyways, I was wondering if something could do like:

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 )

[wossname]

You post makes no sense at all.

[mar_zim]

You post makes no sense at all.

that's rude.

[wossname]

that's rude.

Just a concise observation. 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.

[Ideas Man]

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

[Ruku]

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:

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...

[<ABX]

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