Question

If I have a foreach loop, is there any way to check a boolean as well?

I don’t want to check once inside the foreach() and then break for example. I want to foreach over a collection and at the same time evaluate if something is true.

For example, I don’t want to do:

    IEnumerable<Job> jobs = currentJobs;

    foreach(Job job in jobs)
    {
        if (found) 
            break;
    }

Answer 1

You could always turn it into a for loop.

for (i = 0; i < jobs.Count && booleanTrue; i++) {
 // do a lot of great stuff
}

You would also need to change jobs from IEnumerable to IList. I think IList would serve your purposes better. IEnumerable lazy evaluates the elements just before you need them and doesn’t include the associated collection helper methods.