I have an one dimensional array being created from a delimited list using
string.split. Now I'd like to take that array and add another dimension and
manually put a value in there based on the contents of the first element. I
can loop through my array no problem, but I don't see how (if?) I can add
another "column" to it. Seems like it should be simple.
Can I do this? How? TIA!
Matt
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Matt,
I don't believe you can add a dimension to an array. I would declare a new
array and use array.copy to move the contents of the old 1-dim array into
the new multi-dim array.
HTH,
Raymond Lewallen
"MattB" <so********@yah oo.com> wrote in message
news:c5******** ***@ID-86156.news.uni-berlin.de... I have an one dimensional array being created from a delimited list using
string.split. Now I'd like to take that array and add another dimension
and manually put a value in there based on the contents of the first element.
I can loop through my array no problem, but I don't see how (if?) I can add
another "column" to it. Seems like it should be simple.
Can I do this? How? TIA!
Matt
* "MattB" <so********@yah oo.com> scripsit: I have an one dimensional array being created from a delimited list using
string.split. Now I'd like to take that array and add another dimension and
manually put a value in there based on the contents of the first element. I
can loop through my array no problem, but I don't see how (if?) I can add
another "column" to it. Seems like it should be simple.
You cannot change the number of dimensions in an array, you will have to
create a new array with more dimensions and copy over data.
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
I was actually just trying that approach. I'm having trouble using
array.copy to go from a one-demensional array to a two-dimensional array.
Anyone got a sample? Thanks!
Matt
Raymond Lewallen wrote: Matt,
I don't believe you can add a dimension to an array. I would declare
a new array and use array.copy to move the contents of the old 1-dim
array into the new multi-dim array.
HTH,
Raymond Lewallen
"MattB" <so********@yah oo.com> wrote in message
news:c5******** ***@ID-86156.news.uni-berlin.de... I have an one dimensional array being created from a delimited list
using string.split. Now I'd like to take that array and add another
dimension and manually put a value in there based on the contents of
the first element. I can loop through my array no problem, but I
don't see how (if?) I can add another "column" to it. Seems like it
should be simple.
Can I do this? How? TIA!
Matt
Mattb,
Array.Copy requires both arrays to have the same dimensions.
You will have to use a For loop to copy the elements.
Something like:
Dim x(9) As Integer
Dim y(9, 1) As Integer
For index As Integer = 0 To x.Length - 1
y(index, 0) = x(index)
Next
Hope this helps
Jay
"MattB" <so********@yah oo.com> wrote in message
news:c5******** ***@ID-86156.news.uni-berlin.de... I was actually just trying that approach. I'm having trouble using
array.copy to go from a one-demensional array to a two-dimensional array.
Anyone got a sample? Thanks!
Matt
Raymond Lewallen wrote: Matt,
I don't believe you can add a dimension to an array. I would declare
a new array and use array.copy to move the contents of the old 1-dim
array into the new multi-dim array.
HTH,
Raymond Lewallen
"MattB" <so********@yah oo.com> wrote in message
news:c5******** ***@ID-86156.news.uni-berlin.de... I have an one dimensional array being created from a delimited list
using string.split. Now I'd like to take that array and add another
dimension and manually put a value in there based on the contents of
the first element. I can loop through my array no problem, but I
don't see how (if?) I can add another "column" to it. Seems like it
should be simple.
Can I do this? How? TIA!
Matt
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manually put a value in there based on the contents of the first element. I
can loop through my array no problem, but I don't see how (if?) I can add
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Can I do this? How? TIA!
Matt
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