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How to create a multidimensional array of a certain type in runtime?

Hello,

does anyone know, if it is possible (via reflection?) to instantiate a
multidimensional array of a certain type, which is first known at run
time?

e.g. at runtime I have to create an array of type string[2,3]. The
type string is given by a variable of type Type. So the input
parameter are Type, Cols and Rows.

Any ideas how to realize it?

Thank you,
Norbert
Jun 27 '08 #1
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On Jun 13, 9:55 am, Norbert Pürringer <thalio...@graffiti.netwrote:
does anyone know, if it is possible (via reflection?) to instantiate a
multidimensional array of a certain type, which is first known at run
time?

e.g. at runtime I have to create an array of type string[2,3]. The
type string is given by a variable of type Type. So the input
parameter are Type, Cols and Rows.

Any ideas how to realize it?
See Array.CreateInstance(Type, int[])

Jon
Jun 27 '08 #2

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