[C#] generic twodimensional array of arrays?

Hi,

Let me first say that I'm new to C#. (Maybe that's my biggest problem).

What I want is a twodimensional array of undefined length to store coordinates. At each coordinate I want to store three other single dimensional arrays of unknown length. Each of them stores a real and an integer.

To me the best choice seems to be to use generic list classes.
I am at a complete loss as to how to setup such a thing. The simple examples on the internet have not helped me a lot. In the few cases I managed to get my program to build, I get runtime errors relating to types or things that are not instantiated which I then could not get to work.

Can anyone put me on the right track?
Thanks.

Aug 7 '07 #1

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Welcome to TSDN. Please provide more information about these errors. Thanks.

Aug 7 '07 #2

droomwever

Welcome to TSDN. Please provide more information about these errors. Thanks.

Thanks.

I'm sorry but I don't know exactly anymore. I changed my code so many times and started all over several times. I just don't know how to setup this datastructure. A general outline would already be helpfull.

Aug 7 '07 #3

droomwever

Don't bother anymore.
I found a solution myself.

Aug 10 '07 #4

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