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Hi

Is there a way to merge two or more single dimension string arrays into a
single, single dimension string array?

Thanks

Regards
May 7 '07 #1
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Hi

Is there a way to merge two or more single dimension string arrays into a
single, single dimension string array?

Thanks

Regards

There is no "merge" functionality but you could just append the arrays and
the sort the array in the "merged" order.

Hope this helps.

Lloyd Sheen

May 7 '07 #2
Or in addition to lloyd merge as it is forever done by looping through the
two ore more files.

Be aware to make it first arraylist in both situations otherwise it will
probably freeze up your computer.

Cor

"John" <Jo**@nospam.in fovis.co.ukschr eef in bericht
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Hi

Is there a way to merge two or more single dimension string arrays into a
single, single dimension string array?

Thanks

Regards


May 7 '07 #3
John wrote:
Hi

Is there a way to merge two or more single dimension string arrays into a
single, single dimension string array?

Thanks

Regards
Create a new array with the combined size of the arrays, and copy the
elements from the arrays:

Dim newArray As String() = New String(oldArray 1.Length + oldArray2.Lengt h)
oldArray1.CopyT o(newArray, 0)
oldArray2.CopyT o(newArray, oldArray1.Lengt h)

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May 7 '07 #4
>Create a new array with the combined size of the arrays, and copy the
>elements from the arrays:

Dim newArray As String() = New String(oldArray 1.Length + oldArray2.Lengt h)
I'm sure you meant

.... New String(oldArray 1.Length + oldArray2.Lengt h - 1) {}
Mattias

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May 7 '07 #5
Mattias Sjögren wrote:
>Create a new array with the combined size of the arrays, and copy the
elements from the arrays:

Dim newArray As String() = New String(oldArray 1.Length + oldArray2.Lengt h)

I'm sure you meant

... New String(oldArray 1.Length + oldArray2.Lengt h - 1) {}
Mattias
Yes. I don't program any VB myself nowadays. I thought that when
creating an array this way, it would use the size.

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Göran Andersson
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