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VB.net array question

Slightly OT, but I know someone must know off the top of their head (and
this is for a asp.net application).
I have a one dimensional array of a string type that was created using
String.Split. I now want to add an additional dimension without losing
what's stored in the original array. Suggestions? Thanks!

Matt
Jan 18 '07 #1
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I'd say, create a new array and copy the content of the first array in the
second array... as far as I know, you can't change the dimension count of
an array with redim, so you have to dim another array and copy.

I hope it helps

ThunderMusic

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Slightly OT, but I know someone must know off the top of their head (and
this is for a asp.net application).
I have a one dimensional array of a string type that was created using
String.Split. I now want to add an additional dimension without losing
what's stored in the original array. Suggestions? Thanks!

Matt

Jan 18 '07 #2
Thanks. I had that as my fallback option, but I thought maybe I could do
some kind of redim but couldn't come up with a way.
I guess it's time for the fallback!

Matt

ThunderMusic wrote:
I'd say, create a new array and copy the content of the first array in the
second array... as far as I know, you can't change the dimension count of
an array with redim, so you have to dim another array and copy.

I hope it helps

ThunderMusic

"MattB" <so********@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:51*************@mid.individual.net...
>>Slightly OT, but I know someone must know off the top of their head (and
this is for a asp.net application).
I have a one dimensional array of a string type that was created using
String.Split. I now want to add an additional dimension without losing
what's stored in the original array. Suggestions? Thanks!

Matt


Jan 18 '07 #3

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