Some

Description

The Some() method determines whether at least one entry in the array matches SearchElement, returning True or False as appropriate.

Some() is provided as a JavaScript-style parity method and behaves the same as Includes().

Syntax

expression.Some(SearchElement, [FromIndex], [Recurse])

Parameters

Name: SearchElement
Type: Variant
Necessity: Required
Description: The value to search for.

Name: FromIndex
Type: Long
Necessity: Optional
Description: The position in this array at which to begin searching for SearchElement; the first element to be searched is found at FromIndex for positive values of FromIndex, or at the array’s Length property + FromIndex for negative values of FromIndex. Defaults to the array’s LowerBound property.

Name: Recurse
Type: Boolean
Necessity: Optional
Description: If the array is jagged (an array of arrays) or multidimensional (stored internally as jagged arrays), set Recurse to True to search nested arrays.

Returns

Type: Boolean
Description: True if at least one matching element is found; otherwise False.

Example

Public Sub SomeExample()
    Dim MyArray As BetterArray
    Dim result As Boolean
    
    Set MyArray = New BetterArray
    MyArray.Push "Foo", "Bar", "Fizz", "Buzz"
    result = MyArray.Some("Bar")
    
    ' expected output:
    ' result is True
End Sub

Inspiration

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/some