Uncomment and change the following line to return the collection enumerator

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In Visual Basic 6.0, collection classes created using the Class Builder add-in included a NewEnum property that allowed you to enumerate the collection using For...Each syntax. It was also possible to create your own collection classes and add your own enumerator property.

Collections in Visual Basic 2008 support enumeration through the System.Collections..::.IEnumerator class; the GetEnumerator function was added to your code to replace the NewEnum property.

What to do next

  1. For collections created using the Class Builder, mCol is the default name for the collection class. If you changed the default name, or if this is a collection that you created on your own, you will need to replace mCol with the name of your collection class:

    GetEnumerator = MyCollection.GetEnumerator

  2. If you used the default name (mCol), uncomment the line containing the GetEnumerator assignment:

    GetEnumerator = mCol.GetEnumerator

See Also

Reference

NewEnum property was commented out

System.Collections

GetEnumerator Method (Collection Object)