dynamically build an array

[Phillll Peeps via .NET 247]

Hi there, hope you can help

How can i put the contents of the clipboard into a two dimensional array of type double?
i can get the data with:
Dim iData As IDataObject = Clipboard.GetDa taObject()

i want to build a dynamic array based on the amount of data in the clipboard

so if i copied the 2 lines:
1 2 3
4 5 6
from excel then i would get a 2 dimensional array like this
dim myArray(2, 2) as double, with the clipboard data in the array at the correct locations (myArray(0,0) = 1..... myArray(2,2) = 1 etc....)

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[Joshua Flanagan]

You could treat the data on the clipboard as a string, and then use the
String.Split() method. First, split on the row separator (carriage
return/linefeed?), then split each resulting string on the column
separator (space or tab). Then for each element, convert it from a
string to a double (Double.Parse).

Phillll Peeps via .NET 247 wrote:

Hi there, hope you can help

How can i put the contents of the clipboard into a two dimensional array of type double?
i can get the data with:
Dim iData As IDataObject = Clipboard.GetDa taObject()

i want to build a dynamic array based on the amount of data in the clipboard

so if i copied the 2 lines:
1 2 3
4 5 6
from excel then i would get a 2 dimensional array like this
dim myArray(2, 2) as double, with the clipboard data in the array at the correct locations (myArray(0,0) = 1..... myArray(2,2) = 1 etc....)

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Posted by a user from .NET 247 (http://www.dotnet247.com/)

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