Easy Constructor

[Salsa_Dancer]

Hi forum,

I have this constructor inside a class that derives from
webcontrol

public example()
{
for(int i=0;int<num;i++)
{
//MyGroup is an array of TextBoxes Property inside
//the class
this.MyGroup[i]=new TextBox();
this.Controls.add(this.MyGroup[i]);
}
}
My question is very easy... I would like to know hoy can i
manage the variable num in the loop... Cause i have
another class that returns to me a number of elements
depending of a query in a database... I would like to show
as many TextBoxes as results in my query...

Thanks to all.
Regards.
The Salsa Dancer.

[Tim]

instead use:


int iMax = myDataSet.Tables["yourTableName"].Rows.Count;

sorry about that.

[Yves Tourchot]

"Salsa_Dancer" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:00****************************@phx.gbl...

Hi forum,

I have this constructor inside a class that derives from
webcontrol

public example(int num)

public example()
{
for(int i=0;int<num;i++)
{
//MyGroup is an array of TextBoxes Property inside
//the class
this.MyGroup[i]=new TextBox();
this.Controls.add(this.MyGroup[i]);
}
}
My question is very easy... I would like to know hoy can i
manage the variable num in the loop... Cause i have
another class that returns to me a number of elements
depending of a query in a database... I would like to show
as many TextBoxes as results in my query...

Thanks to all.
Regards.
The Salsa Dancer.