I have been looking all around Bing and Google trying to find this, does anyone have an answer? How many line continuations will the compiler tolerate in VB.NET 2010 (.NET 4)?
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I have been looking all around Bing and Google trying to find this, does anyone have an answer? How many line continuations will the compiler tolerate in VB.NET 2010 (.NET 4)?
If is .NET 4 I would say is pretty limitless, specially since automatic line continuations have been introduced on this version for things like LINQ queries, Attributes, etc. and those can get out of hand pretty quickly so I would say the limit should be either too high or not exist at all.
The issue becomes: How readable does the code gets once you have chained a big number of line continuations?