variable object names
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I need to create an unknown number of objects, for example DataReaders at runtime. In c# how would I create these names so that the first is dtrFred1 and the next is dtrFred2 etc. Obvisiuosly this will be in the form of a loop. In JScrpit/JavaScript one could use the eval() command, how is this achieved in c# Robert T Turner South Gloucestershire Council
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I need to create an unknown number of objects, for example DataReaders at runtime. In c# how would I create these names so that the first is dtrFred1 and the next is dtrFred2 etc. Obvisiuosly this will be in the form of a loop. In JScrpit/JavaScript one could use the eval() command, how is this achieved in c# Robert T Turner South Gloucestershire Council
You could hold them in a suitable collection. For instance you can use a
Hashtable, where the key is "dtrFred1" etc. and the value is the DataReader. Does this help?
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I need to create an unknown number of objects, for example DataReaders at runtime. In c# how would I create these names so that the first is dtrFred1 and the next is dtrFred2 etc. Obvisiuosly this will be in the form of a loop. In JScrpit/JavaScript one could use the eval() command, how is this achieved in c# Robert T Turner South Gloucestershire Council
Just to add with what Colin said, I would recommend you look into a class factory for generating your objects. Read this for further information: Abstract factory pattern[^] - Nick Parker
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