SortedList case-insensitive key comparisons

[Michael C]

Hi all,

I'm using a SortedList to store data, and want the keys to be compared in
case insensitive order, so that

mySList["a"]

is the same as

mySList["A"]

I've run across the IComparable interface, but not sure how to implement.
Anyone know where I can find more info and samples?

Thanks,
Michael C., MCDBA

[kids_pro]

I think you should just use normal Array and then implement IComparer
interface
There is a sample implementation in MSDN
---- here how they implment it ----
public class MyComparer: IComparer{
public int Comparer(object x, object y){
return(new CaseInsensitive Comparer(x,y));
}
}
--- here how I used it ---
string[] urArray = new string[]{"Come","age"," Apple","Go"};
IComparer mc = new MyComparer();

Array.Sort(urAr ray, mc);

I just did it few day ago.

Cheers,
Kids

"Michael C" <mi******@nospa m.org> wrote in message
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Hi all,

I'm using a SortedList to store data, and want the keys to be compared in
case insensitive order, so that

mySList["a"]

is the same as

mySList["A"]

I've run across the IComparable interface, but not sure how to implement.
Anyone know where I can find more info and samples?

Thanks,
Michael C., MCDBA

[Michael C]

I'm using a SortedList and I need to sort by Key value.

Thanks,
Michael C., MCDBA

"kids_pro" <ki******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
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I think you should just use normal Array and then implement IComparer
interface
There is a sample implementation in MSDN
---- here how they implment it ----
public class MyComparer: IComparer{
public int Comparer(object x, object y){
return(new CaseInsensitive Comparer(x,y));
}
}
--- here how I used it ---
string[] urArray = new string[]{"Come","age"," Apple","Go"};
IComparer mc = new MyComparer();

Array.Sort(urAr ray, mc);

I just did it few day ago.

Cheers,
Kids

"Michael C" <mi******@nospa m.org> wrote in message
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Hi all,

I'm using a SortedList to store data, and want the keys to be compared in case insensitive order, so that

mySList["a"]

is the same as

mySList["A"]

I've run across the IComparable interface, but not sure how to implement. Anyone know where I can find more info and samples?

Thanks,
Michael C., MCDBA

[kids_pro]

Hmm try this way I haven't test it yet

public class MyComparer: IComparer{
public int Comparer(object x, object y){
SortedList a = (SortedList)x;
SortedList b = (SortedList)y;

return(new CaseInsensitive Comparer(a.Key, b.Key));
}
}
"Michael C" <mi******@nospa m.org> wrote in message
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I'm using a SortedList and I need to sort by Key value.

Thanks,
Michael C., MCDBA

"kids_pro" <ki******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. ..

I think you should just use normal Array and then implement IComparer
interface
There is a sample implementation in MSDN
---- here how they implment it ----
public class MyComparer: IComparer{
public int Comparer(object x, object y){
return(new CaseInsensitive Comparer(x,y));
}
}
--- here how I used it ---
string[] urArray = new string[]{"Come","age"," Apple","Go"};
IComparer mc = new MyComparer();

Array.Sort(urAr ray, mc);

I just did it few day ago.

Cheers,
Kids

"Michael C" <mi******@nospa m.org> wrote in message
news:jN******** ********@news4. srv.hcvlny.cv.n et...

Hi all,

I'm using a SortedList to store data, and want the keys to be compared in case insensitive order, so that

mySList["a"]

is the same as

mySList["A"]

I've run across the IComparable interface, but not sure how to implement. Anyone know where I can find more info and samples?

Thanks,
Michael C., MCDBA