I am trying to copy the values of one hashtable to another.
I ran into a read only error when using the IDictionaryEnum erator.
while (myHashEnumerat or.MoveNext()){
while (fsHashEnumerat or.MoveNext()){
if (myHashEnumerat or.Key == fsHashEnumerato r.Key)
{
myHashEnumerato r.Value = fsHashEnumerato r.Value;
}
}
}
I have read somewhere on this group that the above doesn't work because
I am retrieving dictionary entries, not the actual key/value pairs.
Any help is appreciated. 3 17159
M wrote: I am trying to copy the values of one hashtable to another.
I ran into a read only error when using the IDictionaryEnum erator.
while (myHashEnumerat or.MoveNext()){ while (fsHashEnumerat or.MoveNext()){ if (myHashEnumerat or.Key == fsHashEnumerato r.Key) { myHashEnumerato r.Value = fsHashEnumerato r.Value; } } }
I have read somewhere on this group that the above doesn't work because I am retrieving dictionary entries, not the actual key/value pairs.
Any help is appreciated.
If you want a shallow copy, you can just use Clone() method on the
Hashtable. If not, you will need to iterate through the keys and
construct new objects out of the other ones.
--
Girish Bharadwaj
Thank you...but...I need a deep copy, and I am struggling with the syntax.
Any help is definitely appreciated..pe rhaps an example...
Cheers!
Girish Bharadwaj wrote: If you want a shallow copy, you can just use Clone() method on the Hashtable. If not, you will need to iterate through the keys and construct new objects out of the other ones.
M <mi******@hotma il.com> wrote: Thank you...but...I need a deep copy, and I am struggling with the syntax.
Any help is definitely appreciated..pe rhaps an example...
Something like:
foreach (DictionaryEntr y entry in hashtable)
{
object key = entry.Key;
object value = entry.Value;
// Now do something with that entry
}
--
Jon Skeet - <sk***@pobox.co m> http://www.pobox.com/~skeet
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