Instantiating an array of objects

[crushinghellhammer]

Hi, I'm facing the following problem in trying to code a DSP application in C#. I need to create an array of objects of a class "cBiquad" using its default constructor. The number of cBiquad objects is "mnNumBiquads". How do I do this? I tried the following: int mnNumBiquads = (mnOrder + 1)/2; int[] Biquad = new int[mnNumBiquads]; for (int i = 0; i < mnNumBiquads; i++) { Biquad[i] = new cBiquad(); } However, this gives me the obvious error of not being able to implicitly convert cBiquad to int. Could somebody suggest what I could do?

[Nick Parker]

crushinghellhammer wrote: Could somebody suggest what I could do?

int size = 10;
cBiquad\[\] cba = new cBiquad\[size\];
for(int i = 0; i < size; i++)
	cba\[i\] = new cBiquad();

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[crushinghellhammer]

Thanks, Nick. I *just* figured out myself, as well. cBiquad[] arrBiquads = new cBiquad[mnNumBiquads]; for (int i = 0; i < mnNumBiquads; i++) { arrBiquads[i] = new cBiquad(); } Is there a more elegant way of doing this, as in instantiating the array in just one line, using the default cBiquad constructor. I mean: cBiquad[] arrBiquads = something...

[Nick Parker]

crushinghellhammer wrote: Is there a more elegant way of doing this Nope, that's about it. You could write a class factory of sorts that would take care of this for you, depending on what you are doing that may be overhead. - Nick Parker
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