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Store Class in a Collection and Retrieve by Name
Store Class in a Collection and Retrieve by Name
 
Imports System
Imports System.Collections
 
Public Class MainClass

    Shared Sub Main(ByVal args As String())
                 

             Dim intCollection As New Collection( )
             Dim empCollection As New Collection( )
             Dim empCollection2 As New Collection( )

             ' populate the Collections
             Dim As Integer
             For i = To 4
                 empCollection.Add(New EnumerableClass("A""B"))
                 intCollection.Add((i * 5))
             Next i

             ' add key/value pairs
             empCollection2.Add(New EnumerableClass("A""B")"A B")
             empCollection2.Add(New EnumerableClass("C""D")"C D")
             empCollection2.Add(New EnumerableClass("E""F")"E F")

             ' print each member of the array
             For Each i In intCollection
                 Console.Write("{0} ", i.ToString( ))
             Next i

             Console.WriteLine( )
             Console.WriteLine("Employee collection...")
             Dim As EnumerableClass
             For Each e In empCollection
                 Console.Write("{0} ", e.ToString( ))
             Next e

             Console.WriteLine( )
             Console.WriteLine("Employee collection 2...")
             For Each e In empCollection2
                 Console.Write("{0} ", e.ToString( ))
             Next e

             Console.WriteLine( )

             ' retrieve an Employee by key
             Dim emp As EnumerableClass
             emp = empCollection2.Item("A B")
             Console.WriteLine_
               " empID {0}", emp.ToString( ))

             ' note that indexing is 1-based (rather than zero based)
             emp = empCollection2.Item(1)
             Console.WriteLine_
               "Index(1) retrieved empID {0}", emp.ToString( ))
    End Sub
End Class

     Public Class EnumerableClass : Implements IEnumerable
         Private strings( ) As String
         Private ctr As Integer = 0

         Private Class MyEnumerator
             Implements IEnumerator
             Private currentListBox As EnumerableClass
             Private index As Integer

             Public Sub New(ByVal currentListBox As EnumerableClass)
                 Me.currentListBox = currentListBox
                 index = -1
             End Sub

             Public Function MoveNext( ) As Boolean _
               Implements IEnumerator.MoveNext
                 index += 1
                 If index >= currentListBox.strings.Length Then
                     Return False
                 Else
                     Return True
                 End If
             End Function

             Public Sub Reset( ) _
               Implements IEnumerator.Reset
                 index = -1
             End Sub

             Public ReadOnly Property Current( ) As Object _
             Implements IEnumerator.Current
                 Get
                     Return currentListBox(index)
                 End Get
             End Property
         End Class  ' end nested class

         Public Function GetEnumerator( ) As IEnumerator _
         Implements IEnumerable.GetEnumerator
             Return New MyEnumerator(Me)
         End Function

         Public Sub New_
           ByVal ParamArray initialStrings( ) As String)
             ReDim strings(7)

             Dim As String
             For Each s In initialStrings
                 strings(ctr= s
                 ctr += 1
             Next
         End Sub

         Public Sub Add(ByVal theString As String)
             strings(ctr= theString
             ctr += 1
         End Sub

         Default Public Property Item_
           ByVal index As IntegerAs String
             Get
                 If index < Or index >= strings.Length Then
                     ' handle bad index
                     Exit Property
                 End If
                 Return strings(index)
             End Get
             Set(ByVal Value As String)
                 strings(index= Value
             End Set
         End Property

         Public Function GetNumEntries( ) As Integer
             Return ctr
         End Function

     End Class


           
         
  
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