dynamic arrays..//coming from Delphi

[genc ymeri]

Hi,
What can I use in C# for dynamic arrays ???? I have some records (struts in
..Net) and want to store them in a dynamic "arrays" or object list.

I noticed the in C# arrays' length can't be extented in run time. So, what
should I use ?

Thank You in advance.

PS:
In Delphi/Pascal I would do something like :

type
aEmployee = record
Name : string;
LastName : String;
DOB :TDatetime;
end;

var
OurListOfEmploy ees : array of aEmployee;

[Michael Giagnocavo [MVP]]

You can use an ArrayList. Or you can write your own array extending
(allocate new array, copy old items over).

-mike
MVP

"genc ymeri" <ge********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
What can I use in C# for dynamic arrays ???? I have some records (struts
in
.Net) and want to store them in a dynamic "arrays" or object list.

I noticed the in C# arrays' length can't be extented in run time. So, what
should I use ?

Thank You in advance.

PS:
In Delphi/Pascal I would do something like :

type
aEmployee = record
Name : string;
LastName : String;
DOB :TDatetime;
end;

var
OurListOfEmploy ees : array of aEmployee;

[DC]

genc ymeri wrote:

// coming from Delphi There are quite a lot of us here... <G>
What can I use in C# for dynamic arrays ???? I have some records (struts in
.Net) and want to store them in a dynamic "arrays" or object list.

struct aEmployee
{
public string Name;
public string LastName;
public DateTime DOB;
}

....
....

ArrayList ourListOfEmploy ees = new ArrayList();

aEmployee emp;

emp = new aEmployee();
emp.Name = "Dejan";
ourListOfEmploy ees.Add(emp);

emp = new aEmployee();
emp.Name = "Genc";
ourListOfEmploy ees.Add(emp);

....
etc
....
LP,
Dejan

[Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]]

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genc ymeri wrote:

// coming from Delphi There are quite a lot of us here... <G>

What can I use in C# for dynamic arrays ???? I have some records (struts
in
.Net) and want to store them in a dynamic "arrays" or object list.

struct aEmployee
{
public string Name;
public string LastName;
public DateTime DOB;
}

I'd advise using a class here, otherwise when you unbox from the ArrayList,
you'll have to reinsert the object or your updates won't be maintained.
...
...

ArrayList ourListOfEmploy ees = new ArrayList();

aEmployee emp;

emp = new aEmployee();
emp.Name = "Dejan";
ourListOfEmploy ees.Add(emp);

emp = new aEmployee();
emp.Name = "Genc";
ourListOfEmploy ees.Add(emp);

...
etc
...
LP,
Dejan