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[Cheatmasterbw]

This will show you how to let the user select one of a few value sets in a Function routine.

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Normally You would have something like this:

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Function MakeRect(ByVal _Location As Point, ByVal _Size As Size)
    Return New Rectangle(_Location, _Size)
End Function

To Have multiple choices of values, you create multiple functions by the same name, but with different values

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Function MakeRect(ByVal _Location As Point, ByVal _Size As Size)
    Return New Rectangle(_Location, _Size)
End Function

Function MakeRect(ByVal _X As Integer, ByVal _Y As Integer, ByVal _Size As Size)
    Return New Rectangle(New Point(_X, _Y), _Size)
End Function

Function MakeRect(ByVal _Location As Point, ByVal _Width As Integer, ByVal _Height As Integer)
    Return New Rectangle(_Location, New Size(_Width, _Height))
End Function

Function MakeRect(ByVal _X As Integer, ByVal _Y As Integer, ByVal _Width As Integer, ByVal _Height As Integer)
    Return New Rectangle(New Point(_X, _Y), New Size(_Width, _Height))
End Function

Feel free to ask for more help!

[Axel]

you can also add optional values


Function MakeRect(ByVal _Location As Point, ByVal _Width As Integer,optional ByVal _Height As Integer = 20)
Return New Rectangle(_Location, New Size(_Width, _Height))
End Function

so you can make
Makerect(2451,5428 , 30)
or
Makerect(2451, 5428)
if you fill in nothing it will return 'optional ByVal _Height As Integer = 20'

add this to your snip :P

[Lewis]

YourSocksRoxx, That is a nice code and to the OP that is a great way of doing it :P

[Cheatmasterbw]

Nice addition!

[Usman55]

I have to agree, YourSocksRoxx, nice bit of code.