RE: declaration of objects in a ArrayList , C#
- From: Andrew <Andrew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 08:15:05 -0700
Hello,
Try to use
public List<CAdresses> adresses = new List<CAdresses>();
But this only works in C# 2.0. In 1.1. you have to cast ArrayList members to
class you need.
Best regards,
Andrew
"Jens Stjärna" wrote:
> Hi.
> I have a question regarding the ArrayList.
> In my code I use the arraylist to store objects of certain class.
> I do not mix object types in the same ArrayList.
>
> public ArrayList adresses = new ArrayList();
>
> I store only objects from the class "CAdresses" in this ArrayList.
> Now, every time I use the objects in the ArrayList I have to type cast them
> into aCAdresses class type object since the compiler only knows it is a
> object.
> I want to declare the ArrayList so that it is known to the compiler which
> type is stored in there so that I do not need the bulky syntax, and can use
> intellisense.
>
> Best regards, Jens
.
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