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In the following block of code, does VB.NET gracefully exit the With block if Var1 = 2?
With MyObject
.Property1 = "test"
If Var1 = 2 Then
Return True
End If
.Property2 = "Test2"
End With
Return False
I remember this being an issue in VB6 and causing headaches with unpredicable behaviour – is the same true of VB.NET?
According to MSDN, this still isn’t possible:
If you need to exit before all the statements have been executed, put a label on the End With statement and use the GoTo Statement to branch to it. (…) You cannot transfer control either from outside a With block to inside it, or from inside it to the outside. You can call a procedure from inside the block, but control returns to the following statement.