dynamically create list

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What i have :

C#

public class Prozess
       {
           public string one { get; set; }
           public string two { get; set; }
           public string three { get; set; }
           public string four { get; set; }
           public string five { get; set; }
           public string six { get; set; }
           public string seven { get; set; }
       }

List<Prozess> Persons = new List<Prozess>();

what i try to do is to add items to the list in a for loop.
what i already have is

C#

Prozess Person = new Prozess();
        Person.one = "78";
        Person.two = "50";
        Person.three = "5";
        Person.four = "15";
        Person.five = "10";
        Person.six = "5";
        Person.seven= "15";
        Persons.Add(Person);
        Prozess Person1 = new Prozess();
        Person1.one = "88";
        Person1.two = "35";
        Person1.three = "34";
        Person1.four = "5";
        Person1.five = "66";
        Person1.six = "5";
        Person1.seven = "15";
        Persons.Add(Person1);

problem is that i want to convert this into a for loop .these number sets come from an array i want to loop the array so it will write into the list.

Posted 24-Mar-11 23:05pm

Amd_eagle

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-24T23:26:00

Solution 1

Assuming you have an array such as

C#

string[][] myData = new string[][] {new string[] {"78", "50", " 5", "15", "10", " 5", "15"},
                                    new string[] {"88", "35", "34", " 5", "66", " 5", "15"}};

then:

C#

foreach (string[] row in myData)
    {
    Prozess p = new Prozess();
    p.one = row[0];
    p.two = row[1];
    p.three = row[2];
    p.four = row[3];
    p.five = row[4];
    p.six = row[5];
    p.seven = row[6];
    Persons.Add(p);
    }

Posted 24-Mar-11 23:26pm

OriginalGriff

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Amd_eagle 25-Mar-11 5:35am

Thax for the reply much appriciated.i have not tried ur solution yet but before that i found another way to solve the issue and its seem to be working. the solution is a follows.

List<Prozess> Persons = new List<Prozess>();
forloop{
Persons.Add(new Prozess()
{ one=arr[0],
two=arr[1],
three=arr[2],
four=arr[3],
five=arr[4],
six=arr[5],
seven=arr[6]
});
}

Thax any way i will try your method too. Thank you