In VB.net is there an option to force generation of the counter variable in the "Next" statement? -
visual basic .net automatically inserts "next" statement when enter "for" statement; e.g., if type:
for integer = 1 10 a next automatically inserted, code looks like:
for integer = 1 10 next it optional put counter variable ("i" in above) in next statement, read:
next i'd make default, helps when 1 has nested statements. can't find in visual studio settings this; maybe it's partly buried somewhere in intellisense. thought perhaps someone out there has figured out.
you want modify .snippet file associated pattern. 1 looking is, default:
visualstudioinstalldirectory\vb\snippets\1033\common code patterns\conditionals , loops\foreachnext.snippet
you can track down exact location looking in
tools > code snippets manager..., select visual basic language , browse code patterns - if, each, try catch, property, etc - file location listed there.
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