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Hi all. I my application i have situation when i have some lists and i
must get from lists common elements. Exacly i don't know how many list I
have so at the moment of creation each of one I append them to one
list. So I get list wchich consist of lists of objects. And now i want
to get common objects of this list. How to do it?
Grzegorz
Apr 13 '06 #1
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Grzegorz ¦lusarek wrote:
Hi all. I my application i have situation when i have some lists and i
must get from lists common elements. Exacly i don't know how many list I
have so at the moment of creation each of one I append them to one
list. So I get list wchich consist of lists of objects. And now i want
to get common objects of this list. How to do it?


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