Static Arraylist?

[SherKar]

hi i have a problem accessin the arraylist i made in a form by another form as i had to make static array and when i put data in it in for loop it just saves the last data the loop put what can i do? thanx

[Lost User]

A static array exists only once. Anything you do to it will reflect elsewhere. Make it non static so that each instance has it's own array. If you are using a form, try calling the array from a non static method. You are probably trying to read it from main. :) Cata

[SherKar]

thanx but i don't need that each instance have its own array as i need the data from the array that i put in the 1rst form in the second to do changes in it then i need the changed array in the 3rd form

[Anonymous]

Ok, you could always use the array.clone() method, to copy it into a local array, and then apply the changes there. THEN forward the modified array. This will keep the origional array unchanged, but enable you to manipulate a modified version.

[Dave Kreskowiak]

You might want to post some code samples of your array and what your doing to modify it. RageInTheMachine9532

[SherKar]

((Offices)(OfficesNames[i])).OfficeAtt= new ArrayList(AllNodes); Offices ->class OfficesNames->array of object of offices officeAtt->arraylist have object of another class called attributes this line of code to intialize the arraylist of attributes of each office for(int i=0;i

[Heath Stewart]

When you enumerate a collection or list (anything that implements IEnumerable, it is documented behavior to throw an exception. This is to ensure that changes to the list or collection aren't skipped when looping. You can either clone the list or collection or use an iterative loop (for, as opposed to foreach).

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