Redim multiD-Array

[C NewBe]

Since Redim does not exist in C#, How do I convert this in C#? Dim basePoints() As Double ReDim basePoints(AUTO_PTS - 1, 1)

[Pete OHanlon]

Use one of the Collection classes which is designed for better array handling. Take a look at classes like the ArrayList to see how they help.

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[ednrgc]

There is no equivalent. You can do it yourself with something like this (unchecked, but you get the idea):

double[] NewBasePoints = new double[newsize + 1];
if (thisArray != null)
System.Array.Copy(thisArray, NewBasePoints, System.Math.Min(thisArray.Length, NewBasePoints.Length));
BasePoints = NewBasePoints;

[Dave Doknjas]

(via Instant C#) double[] basePoints = null; basePoints = new double[AUTO_PTS,2]; ReDim Preserve is a little trickier, but also has a C# equivalent.

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[Dave Doknjas]

You're thinking of 'ReDim Preserve'. The OP was dealing with the simpler 'ReDim'.

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