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  • Dynamiclly naming variables
    E etfintnick

    Ack.. That's what you get for trying to post code. This should be correct for( int i=0; i

    C# help

  • Dynamiclly naming variables
    E etfintnick

    A little error snuck in.. for( int i=0; i< Zerxes

    C# help

  • Dynamiclly naming variables
    E etfintnick

    Hi! What exactly are you trying to do? Are you sure you shouldn't be using arrays of some sort instead? An example: string[] varArray = new string[ sizeGoesHere ]; for( int i=0; i Zerxes

    C# help

  • regd C# classes
    E etfintnick

    You could put it all in an Arraylist if you're not concerned about wether it should be strong-typed or not. As an alternate option, you could make your own MyClassNamehereCollection, ie. dervice a class from System.Collections.CollectionBase R.a.m

    C# question csharp data-structures

  • connecting user controls in c sharp
    E etfintnick

    You could traverse your "control"-collection/array/etc and use the center of each "control" as the start/end-point of your line? R.a.m

    C# help csharp winforms
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