[AdamSpeight2008]

Inside the Catch block of a Try ... Catch.

[AdamSpeight2008]

I know there is something vb.net can do inside of Try...Catch related to Async, that c# can't. What the <beep> is it.

[eclipsed4utoo]

You said Try....Catch. To most people, that means the try block.

So if that is your "C# can't do this"...neither can VB.Net...

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Await or await is also a contextual keyword. It is interpreted as a keyword only in the following limited circumstances. Elsewhere, it is considered to be an identifier.

In Visual Basic, Await is a keyword only in the body of an immediately enclosing method or lambda expression that is modified by Async. Within the method or lambda expression, an Await expression cannot occur in a query expression, in the catch or finally block of a Try…Catch…Finally statement, or in the body of a SyncLock statement.

In C#, await is a keyword in the body of an immediately enclosing method, lambda expression, or anonymous method. In this context, an await expression cannot be used in a synchronous function, in a query expression, in the catch or finally block of an exception handling statement, in the block of a lock statement, or in an unsafe context.

http://msdn.microsof...43(VS.110).aspx

[Frinavale]

modi123_1, on 13 October 2011 - 09:45 PM, said:

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The only other option would be where you add event handler to the object.. if you start typing:

button3.Click += 

and then right there.. right after the equals sign.. I hit tab twice I generates the rest of the event handler, names it, and makes my method for me.
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