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Use 'ME.' or not?I've just begun to write my third VB.NET program and I thought I should ask
the simple question... Should I be using me.txtname.text or txtname.text? Most of my programs are using the ME. prefix when referring to the objects on a form. I know it's the same thing. I find it easier to read using "me." but I want my code to be as efficient as possible. I did a quick Google, but found nothing. Are there performance issues or is it only a preference? Just wanted the groups $.02 -bruce duncan doesn't matter.
me.txtname.text or txtname.text both r same Bruce D wrote: Show quoteHide quote >I've just begun to write my third VB.NET program and I thought I should ask >the simple question... > >Should I be using me.txtname.text or txtname.text? Most of my programs are >using the ME. prefix when referring to the objects on a form. I know it's >the same thing. I find it easier to read using "me." but I want my code to >be as efficient as possible. I did a quick Google, but found nothing. Are >there performance issues or is it only a preference? > >Just wanted the groups $.02 > >-bruce duncan > > > > One difference is that you dont have to type the full name if you start with
Me. Best Regards, Alejandro Lapeyre Show quoteHide quote "Supra" <supr***@rogers.com> escribió en el mensaje news:OC6cjKHNFHA.4052@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > doesn't matter. > me.txtname.text or txtname.text both r same > > Bruce D wrote: > >>I've just begun to write my third VB.NET program and I thought I should >>ask >>the simple question... >> >>Should I be using me.txtname.text or txtname.text? Most of my programs >>are >>using the ME. prefix when referring to the objects on a form. I know it's >>the same thing. I find it easier to read using "me." but I want my code >>to >>be as efficient as possible. I did a quick Google, but found nothing. >>Are >>there performance issues or is it only a preference? >> >>Just wanted the groups $.02 >> >>-bruce duncan >> >> >> > Think that both syntax is compiled to the same result.
It can happen that you have 2 variables with the same name but different scope: strTest = member variable of class. strTest = local variable of function in that class. Inside that function, 'Me.strTest' is not 'strTest'. In this case, if you force yourself to always use 'me', you wont make a mistake here. Obviously it's best to prevent multiple variables with same name. I can imagine that some programmers prefer code to be as short as possible, and leave out 'me'. Show quoteHide quote > I've just begun to write my third VB.NET program and I thought I should > ask > the simple question... > > Should I be using me.txtname.text or txtname.text? Most of my programs > are > using the ME. prefix when referring to the objects on a form. I know it's > the same thing. I find it easier to read using "me." but I want my code > to > be as efficient as possible. I did a quick Google, but found nothing. > Are > there performance issues or is it only a preference? > > Just wanted the groups $.02 > > -bruce duncan > > The auto generated code uses Me , and i myself think it is verry handy (
saves me some typing ) i can`t think of a reasson not to use it Show quoteHide quote "Bruce D" <brucexwxdunc***@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:114ire4f23egg78@corp.supernews.com... > I've just begun to write my third VB.NET program and I thought I should ask > the simple question... > > Should I be using me.txtname.text or txtname.text? Most of my programs are > using the ME. prefix when referring to the objects on a form. I know it's > the same thing. I find it easier to read using "me." but I want my code to > be as efficient as possible. I did a quick Google, but found nothing. Are > there performance issues or is it only a preference? > > Just wanted the groups $.02 > > -bruce duncan > > "Bruce D" <brucexwxdunc***@hotmail.com> schrieb: There is no performance difference between specifying 'Me' or omitting it. > I've just begun to write my third VB.NET program and I thought I should > ask > the simple question... > > Should I be using me.txtname.text or txtname.text? Most of my programs > are > using the ME. prefix when referring to the objects on a form. I know it's > the same thing. I find it easier to read using "me." but I want my code > to > be as efficient as possible. I did a quick Google, but found nothing. > Are > there performance issues or is it only a preference? However, sometimes 'Me' will be required to resolve a name clash. I always use 'Me' because it gives me easy access to the form's members in IntelliSense and helps me to write code in less time :-). -- M S Herfried K. Wagner M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/> V B <URL:http://classicvb.org/petition/> 
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