Domanda

Sto avendo un problema strano.IIF sta scherzando quando sto lavorando con un array.Apparentemente sta controllando la mia affermazione anche se non è attivata.Ecco alcuni codici che dimostrano il problema:

'works
 Dim test As String = "bleh"
 If values.Length < 6 Then
   test = "200"
 Else
   test = values(5)
 End If

 'throws indexoutofrange exception
 Dim itemLimit As String = IIf(values.Length < 6, "200", values(5))
.

È stato utile?

Soluzione

The Iif operator doesn't implement short circuiting and will evaluate both the true and false case. If you want a short-circuit version then use If.

Dim itemLimit As String = If(values.Length < 6, "200", values(5))

Altri suggerimenti

Have a look at this article: http://www.fmsinc.com/free/newtips/net/nettip33.asp

From the article:

Visual Basic, VBA, and Visual Basic .NET support the IIF function as an alternative to the If...Then...Else statement. Although this may seem like a shortcut, IIF functions differently than If...Then...Else.

IIF must evaluate the entire statement when preparing the argument, which can lead to undesirable side effects.

In other words, your If...Then...Else works because the Else clause isn't being evaluated if the condition fails. The IIf, on the other hand, evaluates all the statements, causing the IndexOutOfBounds exception.

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