About ++ or -- operator

[Whismeril]

About ++ or -- operator

[paul1956]

@Whismeril Multiline conversions from single line is complex for translator especially if it is in a loop. In SDK style VB projects System is always included. I could use Math.Min(i, Interlocked.Increment(i)), and I might do some testing with it but I also do decrements. It you want to look at the code and do a PR I will review.

[paul1956]

@Whismeril think about DoSomethingWithI(i++, i--,..); There are way too many places with multiple statements don't work and may not even be possible.

[Whismeril]

I understand the difficulty to translate one line into two, especially for a loop.
And (i++, i--,..); is an unstoppable argument, I didn't thought about it.

I only code in VB.Net in order to try helping beginners in forums.
I used to says them to search in C# too and convert code.
So when I’ve found you project, couple of days ago, I wanted the test it.
It’s very good, and your reactivity with my issues is to your credit.

But when compiling Visual Studio returns « import missing import » to the line DoSomethingWithI(Math.Min(Interlocked.Increment(i), i - 1)) my first reaction wasn’t looking for the messing assembly, but wondering was is this strange way of coding.
So I suppose beginner could be lost by compiling error in this strange line.
If converter could add Import System.Threading or at least convert like this DoSomethingWithI(Math.Min(System.Threading.Interlocked.Increment(i), i - 1)) no error occurs and beginner could have reflexion on a working line, if he see it.

I tested this case in few online converters, they do the same conversion