return not breaking loop (c#) -

I am trying to determine if a user is a member of a group or not. However, the following are not being done for some reasons ...

  public boolean memberoff (string sObjectName, string sGroup, bool bIsGroup) {DirectoryEntry dEntry = CreateDirectoryEntry (); DirectorySearcher dSearcher = New Directory Finder (DNTRI); If (BISGroup) DSteure Filter = "(Dictisionname =" + S + Objectname + ")"; Other dSearcher.Filter = "(and (sAMAccountName =" + sObjectName + ") (objectClass = user))"; Search result sResult = dSearcher.FindOne (); If (sResult! = Null) {foreach (sResult.Properties in the object oGroup ["MemberOf"]) {if (oGroup.ToString () == sGroup) is true; And this. Memberoff (Ogroup.Tostring (), S Group, Truth); }     }     return false; } Another change:  
 Either it does not work, it really looks like a dumb question ... but if "to be true" loop Do not break;   
 
 
 It is strange that you are calling back  this.MemberOf  But are ignoring the results. Perhaps you mean this: 
 
  if (oGroup.ToString () == sGroup) {return true; } Other {bull is member = it.memberoff (oggup.tostering (), s group, truth); If (member) {return is true; }}  
 
 The statement of your return can not be seen to exit the loop, because when you make a continuous call you have a loop inside the loops inside your loop, your call Check the stack - You should notice that  MemberOf  appears many times and when you come back one of them disappears, after making the above changes, it will return correctly. Unlock the stack.