How to initialize "public const short[] test"?

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babylon

I can't do
public const short[] test = new short[]{1000,2000,3000};

any suggestions?

thx
 
oic ...
then it should be
public static readonly short[] test = new short[] {1000, 2000, 3000};
as a const member is static

thank you!


any suggestions?
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public readonly short[] test = new short[] {1000, 2000, 3000};

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If you have a really complicated init that you need to run for a const
member, you can write a static method which returns the result.

private static short[] InitTest() {
short[] res = null;
// do lots of complicated stuff here
return res;
}
public const short[] test = InitTest();

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Don Dumitru said:
If you have a really complicated init that you need to run for a const
member, you can write a static method which returns the result.

private static short[] InitTest() {
short[] res = null;
// do lots of complicated stuff here
return res;
}
public const short[] test = InitTest();
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No you can't, because "const" can't apply to arrays. Even if it could,
it *really* couldn't apply to something like the above, as "const"s are
meant to be *compile-time* constants.
 
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