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Richard A. Lowe
I think ArrayList is what you want - it's a dynamic object-typed list.
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Thomas Tomiczek [MVP]
No, there is not.
System.Collections implements lists of things (ArrayList), but the are not
"observed".
What you would need is an ArrayList that also implements IBindableList, and
this is not in the .NET Framework per se - right now.
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Software & Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
System.Collections implements lists of things (ArrayList), but the are not
"observed".
What you would need is an ArrayList that also implements IBindableList, and
this is not in the .NET Framework per se - right now.
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Software & Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
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Julian Maisano
Is there any ObjectList class in c#? I mean, a class that can keep a list
with pointers to objects. I come from Delphi background and I'm trying to
translate a sample "observer pattern" demo to C#
(pseudo code. I hope you know what I mean)
class B
{
procedure ObservedChange{}
B{ A.AddObserver(self instance, this?) }
}
class A
{
type? List
procedure AddObserver(B b);
procedure Change;
{
for i=0 to List.Count {
List.Item.ObservedChange; //{??????}
}
}
with pointers to objects. I come from Delphi background and I'm trying to
translate a sample "observer pattern" demo to C#
(pseudo code. I hope you know what I mean)
class B
{
procedure ObservedChange{}
B{ A.AddObserver(self instance, this?) }
}
class A
{
type? List
procedure AddObserver(B b);
procedure Change;
{
for i=0 to List.Count {
List.Item.ObservedChange; //{??????}
}
}
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Bram
Hi,
you might consider using events and delegates (if it's appropriate for the
job).
Greetings,
Bram.
you might consider using events and delegates (if it's appropriate for the
job).
Greetings,
Bram.
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Shiv Kumar
Julian,
The "equivalent" of an a Delphi TObjectList in .NET is the ArrayList. In
fact Delphi for .NET's TList is really an ArrayList. However, if you're
looking at building an observer, you might want to look at Multicast
Delegates. They are in fact an implementation of the observer pattern.
The "equivalent" of an a Delphi TObjectList in .NET is the ArrayList. In
fact Delphi for .NET's TList is really an ArrayList. However, if you're
looking at building an observer, you might want to look at Multicast
Delegates. They are in fact an implementation of the observer pattern.