Count Checked Checkboxes in List

[darkminos]

Hi,

I have the following code

int countCheckState = 0
for (int i = 0; i < CheckboxList.Count; i++)
{
     if (CheckboxList[i].Checked) countCheckState++
     if (countCheckState == 0)
     {
          MessegeBox.Show("select any checkbox");
          return;
     }
}

Now, the code checks only the first checkbox and ignores the rest, while I need the code to check all the states and only if no checkboxes are selected to return "select any checkbox".

[tlhintoq]

Now, the code checks only the first checkbox and ignores the rest, while I need the code to check all the states and only if no checkboxes are selected to return "select any checkbox".

Yep. That's is a clear statement (but no question). I have edited your post to include indentation in the code. That should make the reason very clear.

To me the implied question of your statement is "What can I do to debug this loop?"

Put a breakpoint on line 1 and walk through the code with the F-10 key. I promise when you find it you're going to slap yourself in the head and admit it times to get some sleep.

[darkminos]

~Slap!
Thanks again tlhintoq! :)