referring to self in a class function

[!NoItAll]

I'm not sure how to do this. I want to create a function inside my class that will return a boolean on the existence of some data within any structures created with the class.

Public Class MyObject
     Public Object1 as String
     Public Object2 as String
End Class

Public Class MyObjectList
     Public Objects() as MyObject
     Public Function Contains(Obj as String) as boolean
          For I = 0 to [ObjectCreatedFromClass].[number of items in the objectcreatedfromclass]
                 If [ObjectCreatedFromClass](I) = Obj then
                      Return True
                 End if
           Next I
           Return False
     End Function
End Class

What I don't know how to do is refer to the object that called the function to get values, including the number of items in the referring objects array.

[!NoItAll]

Ok - got it. It was just too easy...
(glad you folks put up with me.)
Here's how its done

 Public Class MyObject
      Public Object1 as String
      Public Object2 as String
 End Class
  
 Public Class MyObjectList
      Public Objects() as MyObject
      Public Function Contains(Obj as String) as boolean
           For I = 0 to me.count
                  If me(I).Object1 = Obj then
                       Return True
                  End if
            Next I
            Return False
      End Function
 End Class

Me refers to the current instance of the object.

DOH!

[tlhintoq]

With just a little shift is code you could make this a property instead of a function. Basically it would go into the get method of the property. Then you can use it as a bool instead of a function with a return

C#

public bool IsOn
{
   get { return btnMeaningfulName.Checked; }
   set {
            btnMeaningfulName.Checked = value;
            panelDashboard.Visible = value;
            labelStatus = value == true ? "On" : "Off";
            btnRunNow.Enabled = value;
}