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Anatol Ciolac
How dinamically add a new element to Array????
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Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
Anatol Ciolac said:How dinamically add a new element to Array????
You can't - arrays are fixed length. What you want is an ArrayList.
H
Harris
You could always create some kind so static util method that could
handle this; something like...
public static string[] addStringElement( string[] oldArray, string
element )
{
String[] newArray = new String[ oldArray.Length + 1 ];
Array.Copy( oldArray, newArray, oldArray.Length );
newArray[ oldArray.Length ] = element;
return newArray;
}
This may not be as fast as the ArrayList, but would keep the memory
consumption tight...
~harris
handle this; something like...
public static string[] addStringElement( string[] oldArray, string
element )
{
String[] newArray = new String[ oldArray.Length + 1 ];
Array.Copy( oldArray, newArray, oldArray.Length );
newArray[ oldArray.Length ] = element;
return newArray;
}
This may not be as fast as the ArrayList, but would keep the memory
consumption tight...
~harris
J
Jon Skeet [C# MVP]
Harris said:You could always create some kind so static util method that could
handle this; something like...
public static string[] addStringElement( string[] oldArray, string
element )
{
String[] newArray = new String[ oldArray.Length + 1 ];
Array.Copy( oldArray, newArray, oldArray.Length );
newArray[ oldArray.Length ] = element;
return newArray;
}
This may not be as fast as the ArrayList, but would keep the memory
consumption tight...
Well, it would keep the absolute memory consumption tight, but in
creating more arrays in the first place, it would cause a lot more
memory "churn". It would be far better to use ArrayList while expanding
and then call TrimToSize when everything had been added, if you're
really worried about the extra size.