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Started by daniel_i_l October 02, 2006 06:31 PM

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daniel_i_l

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October 02, 2006 06:31 PM

Is there anything in C# or .Net that lets me dynamiclly allocate vectors like in the std library of C++? Thanks.

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Nypyren

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October 02, 2006 06:34 PM

Equivalents: The .Net 2.0 equivalent is "List<T>", .Net 1.x is "ArrayList".

If you have Visual Studio, you should check out the 'Object Browser' (CTRL+ALT+J) and browse the namespaces for a while to become familiar with what's available.

If you actually need a real std::vector you would probably find it easier to use C++/CLI.

Bob Janova

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October 03, 2006 03:07 PM

The System.Collections namespace (and is it System.Collections.Generic in 2.0?) contains all the 'usual suspects' when it comes to dynamic data structures. The most direct comparator to std::vector, as mentioned already, is ArrayList or List<Whatever>.

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