Q:

.Net 2.0 List Issue

Getting an error, hopefully that can be fixed.
I have a Strongly typed list (or at least I am attempting to use one rather...)  It only contains 2 properties... NodeName (string), NodeValue(string)
The error I am getting is when trying to add to said list:
_Results.Add(New Calculator01.ResultTyping() With {.NodeName = "Number_Departures_Per_Day", .NodeValue = DC_NDPD.ToString()})

Is producing the following error:
error BC32017: Comma, ')', or a valid expression continuation expected.
Yes, this is an inherited .Net 2.0 website, and no, I cannot upgrade it to a newer version.  (I asked the boss already)
I am open to using a different generic collection though, so long as I can strongly type it...

A:

Object Initializers were introduced with Visual Studio 2008 so they were simply not available in .NET 2.
But you can use this syntax:
Dim calculator As New Calculator01()
calculator.NodeName = "Number_Departures_Per_Day"
calculator.NodeValue = DC_NDPD.ToString()
_Results.Add(calculator) 

If you want one line you should provide an appropriate constructor which is a good thing in general:
Class Calculator01

    Public Sub New(NodeName As String, NodeValue As String)
        Me.NodeName = NodeName
        Me.NodeValue = NodeValue
    End Sub

    Public Property NodeName As String
    Public Property NodeValue As String

End Class

Now you can use this code:
_Results.Add(new Calculator01("Number_Departures_Per_Day", DC_NDPD.ToString())) 

