Hi,
I have two lists, the first is the complete list, so call it PermList, the
second is a subsection of that list, call this TempList, both are of the
same type, naemly strongly typed and derived from CollectionBase.
I assume that if I simply iterate thro the PermList list taking the elements
that I want and simply add them to TempList then, when I want to clear the
TempList in order to add the next subsection from PermList, by simply doing
TempList.Clear will only clear the pointers to the object from TempList
leaving them intact in PermList?
Is this true?
TIA
Colin
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Colin Basterfield
Off the Roof Solutions
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On 02 Jul 2004 04:39, "Colin Basterfield" wrote: Hi,
I have two lists, the first is the complete list, so call it PermList, the
second is a subsection of that list, call this TempList, both are of the
same type, naemly strongly typed and derived from CollectionBase.
I assume that if I simply iterate thro the PermList list taking the elements
that I want and simply add them to TempList then, when I want to clear the
TempList in order to add the next subsection from PermList, by simply doing
TempList.Clear will only clear the pointers to the object from TempList
leaving them intact in PermList?
Is this true?
Yep. Or TempList = null or TempList = new TempListType() will do the same
thing.
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Simon Smith
simon dot s at ghytred dot com www.ghytred.com/NewsLook - NNTP Client for Outlook
Hi,
Thought so, thanks Simon
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Colin Basterfield
Off the Roof Solutions
"Simon Smith" <gh*****@community.nospam> wrote in message
news:8e******************************@ghytred.com. .. On 02 Jul 2004 04:39, "Colin Basterfield" wrote:Hi,
I have two lists, the first is the complete list, so call it PermList,
thesecond is a subsection of that list, call this TempList, both are of the
same type, naemly strongly typed and derived from CollectionBase.
I assume that if I simply iterate thro the PermList list taking the
elementsthat I want and simply add them to TempList then, when I want to clear
theTempList in order to add the next subsection from PermList, by simply
doingTempList.Clear will only clear the pointers to the object from TempList
leaving them intact in PermList?
Is this true?
Yep. Or TempList = null or TempList = new TempListType() will do the same
thing.
--
Simon Smith
simon dot s at ghytred dot com
www.ghytred.com/NewsLook - NNTP Client for Outlook
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