Hello.
I have a Hashtable, to which I insert key and values.
When I go over the hashtable with "foreach" later on,
the items are not coming out at the order I inserted them.
A quickwatch showed that as the items are inserted, they are not arranged in
the hash at the order they were inserted by.
Is there a way to control that with a hashtable ? I can't even sort it...
Thanks
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Nadav <na****@gmail.c om> wrote: I have a Hashtable, to which I insert key and values.
When I go over the hashtable with "foreach" later on,
the items are not coming out at the order I inserted them.
No, they wouldn't (necessarily).
A quickwatch showed that as the items are inserted, they are not arranged in
the hash at the order they were inserted by.
Is there a way to control that with a hashtable ? I can't even sort it...
Hashtables aren't inherently ordered - they're maps. You could use
SortedList (which is actually a map, despite the name, sorted by key),
but if you want insertion order, it's probably easiest to keep a
parallel ArrayList.
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AFAIK no.
You can create wrapper that will consist of hashtable for fast search and a
list for iteration.
That is when you do myCustHashtable[key] - intrnal hashtable is involved,
and when you do foreach(Key k in myCustHashtable .Keys) - list is involved.
With this approach you have to keep internal hastable and list in
synchronized state.
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I have a Hashtable, to which I insert key and values.
When I go over the hashtable with "foreach" later on,
the items are not coming out at the order I inserted them.
A quickwatch showed that as the items are inserted, they are not arranged
in
the hash at the order they were inserted by.
Is there a way to control that with a hashtable ? I can't even sort it...
Thanks
Hello Nadav,
Look at System.Collecti ons.Specialized .NameObjectColl ectionBase (ms-help://MS.MSDNQTR.v80. en/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.NETDEVFX.v20 .en/cpref2/html/T_System_Collec tions_Specializ ed_NameObjectCo llectionBase.ht m)
There is an example how to build smth like Hashlist - to keep keys/values
and get them by order
It should helps
N> I have a Hashtable, to which I insert key and values.
N> When I go over the hashtable with "foreach" later on,
N> the items are not coming out at the order I inserted them.
N> A quickwatch showed that as the items are inserted, they are not
N> arranged in
N> the hash at the order they were inserted by.
N> Is there a way to control that with a hashtable ? I can't even sort
N> it... Thanks
N>
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If you insist on using a Hashtable (which you might, because insertion
speed is a lot faster than for SortedList), the only way you can sort
is to do a ToArray() and then sort the resulting array on demand.
However, as Jon pointed out, there is SortedList, which is probably
what you want.
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