Hi there,
Just wondering, if there is any way to have a dynamic / unspecified size of
an array? It obviously needs to be updated, deleted etc. The only way I
thought is by making the array massive at the start? Any other ideas?
Apparently Hashtable, ArrayList etc are useless as they all take one
dimension. :( Please help me!
Thanks,
Naomi
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> Just wondering, if there is any way to have a dynamic / unspecified size
of an array? It obviously needs to be updated, deleted etc. The only way I
No.
Apparently Hashtable, ArrayList etc are useless as they all take one
dimension. :( Please help me!
Useless for what?
While arrays can be multi-dimensional, Collections can behave so. Simply use
a Collection of Collections. Similar to a jagged array.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
"d[ - - ]b" <no*******@goaway.xyz> wrote in message
news:c8**********@lust.ihug.co.nz... Hi there,
Just wondering, if there is any way to have a dynamic / unspecified size
of an array? It obviously needs to be updated, deleted etc. The only way I
thought is by making the array massive at the start? Any other ideas?
Apparently Hashtable, ArrayList etc are useless as they all take one
dimension. :( Please help me!
Thanks,
Naomi
Hi, d[ - - ]b
As collections, like ArrayList, can accept any objects including collections
as items, you can have array lists of array lists of array lists etc. Also,
I would suggest to lookup jagged arrays and multidimensional arrays in .Net
reference documentation. The rest depends on what exactly you need to do.
HTH
Alex
"d[ - - ]b" <no*******@goaway.xyz> wrote in message
news:c8**********@lust.ihug.co.nz... Hi there,
Just wondering, if there is any way to have a dynamic / unspecified size
of an array? It obviously needs to be updated, deleted etc. The only way I
thought is by making the array massive at the start? Any other ideas?
Apparently Hashtable, ArrayList etc are useless as they all take one
dimension. :( Please help me!
Thanks,
Naomi
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