S sconlon Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 13, 2017 #1 I haven't coded in a few years and am now doing a project where I need to get the postal addresses that correspond to a list of lat/long coordinates. So, I will be reading the coords from a database and then using the geocoder GetFromLocation sub to get the best matching address. So essentially I will be calling geocoder within a For loop and I can't see how to resume inside the loop when finished processing the geocodedone event. I'm sure I have done this before but can't recall the best approach. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I haven't coded in a few years and am now doing a project where I need to get the postal addresses that correspond to a list of lat/long coordinates. So, I will be reading the coords from a database and then using the geocoder GetFromLocation sub to get the best matching address. So essentially I will be calling geocoder within a For loop and I can't see how to resume inside the loop when finished processing the geocodedone event. I'm sure I have done this before but can't recall the best approach. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 13, 2017 #2 create a global list of coords to check get the 1st item from the list check the result... In geocodedone event you remove the 1st item from the list get the 1st item from the list check the result... In geocodedone event you remove the 1st item from the list get the 1st item from the list check the result... In geocodedone event you remove the 1st item from the list and so on Upvote 0
create a global list of coords to check get the 1st item from the list check the result... In geocodedone event you remove the 1st item from the list get the 1st item from the list check the result... In geocodedone event you remove the 1st item from the list get the 1st item from the list check the result... In geocodedone event you remove the 1st item from the list and so on
S sconlon Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 13, 2017 #3 Many thanks for the suggestion and I do now recall using something like that before. Upvote 0
