array in a arraylist

[Ricardo]

how can i acess the members of an array that i put into a arraylist, like
this:

int[] dez = new int[5];
ArrayList arList = new ArrayList();
arList.add(dez);

I want to get the dez[3] value.
[]s...

[Ravikanth[MVP]]

Hi

Use Jagged Arrays . Jagged arrrays are nothing but arrays of arrays.

Ravikanth[MVP]
"Ricardo" wrote:

how can i acess the members of an array that i put into a arraylist, like
this:

int[] dez = new int[5];
ArrayList arList = new ArrayList();
arList.add(dez);

I want to get the dez[3] value.
[]s...

[Ricardo]

Yes, but i don´t know how many arrays i will need to use, and a jagged array
i must initialize with a static lenght.

"Ravikanth[MVP]" <Ravikanth[MVP]@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi

Use Jagged Arrays . Jagged arrrays are nothing but arrays of arrays.

Ravikanth[MVP]
"Ricardo" wrote:

how can i acess the members of an array that i put into a arraylist, like this:

int[] dez = new int[5];
ArrayList arList = new ArrayList();
arList.add(dez);

I want to get the dez[3] value.
[]s...

[Peter Rilling]

I think what he ment was something like

int[] dez = new int[5];
ArrayList arList = new ArrayList();
arList.add(dez);

--> arList[0][3] <--

"Ricardo" <dr*******@terra.com.br> wrote in message
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Yes, but i don´t know how many arrays i will need to use, and a jagged array i must initialize with a static lenght.

"Ravikanth[MVP]" <Ravikanth[MVP]@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:12**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi

Use Jagged Arrays . Jagged arrrays are nothing but arrays of arrays.

Ravikanth[MVP]
"Ricardo" wrote:

how can i acess the members of an array that i put into a arraylist, like this:

int[] dez = new int[5];
ArrayList arList = new ArrayList();
arList.add(dez);

I want to get the dez[3] value.
[]s...

[DalePres]

ArrayLists store objects. You just have to cast the arraylist member object
as an int array:

ArrayList al = new ArrayList();

int[] ar = new int[] {1, 3, 5, 7,9};

al.Add(ar);

Console.WriteLine("ar[2] = {0}", ((int[])al[0])[2]);

I don't know if that's the only or the easiest way to do it, but the concept
remains the same. Cast the object as an integer array.

Dale

"Ricardo" <dr*******@terra.com.br> wrote in message
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Yes, but i don´t know how many arrays i will need to use, and a jagged array i must initialize with a static lenght.

"Ravikanth[MVP]" <Ravikanth[MVP]@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:12**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi

Use Jagged Arrays . Jagged arrrays are nothing but arrays of arrays.

Ravikanth[MVP]
"Ricardo" wrote:

how can i acess the members of an array that i put into a arraylist, like this:

int[] dez = new int[5];
ArrayList arList = new ArrayList();
arList.add(dez);

I want to get the dez[3] value.
[]s...