>>>I don't know whether my head is just not working right these days (keep your comments to yourself), or if it really is has hard as I'm making it for myself, but how do you deal with an array of indexers? What is the syntax for accessing the indexer values in an array of indexers?
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>>>Thanks
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>>'S'ok. I figured it out. I seems you declare it like any other array, but you access it like a 2 dimensional array (I think).
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>In fact, you're accessing them like jagged arrays (
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2s05feca.aspx )
Yes. I keep saying two dimension, but I actually meant jagged. So where were you before I hurt my brain figuring it out? ;)
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>The 'indexers' are evaluated left to right
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> class Test
> {
> public static void Main()
> {
> // an array of lists that have dictionaries
> var q = new List<Dictionary<string, int>>[]
> {
> // q[0]
> new List<Dictionary<string, int>>
> {
> // q[0][0]
> new Dictionary<string, int>
> {
> { "george I", 1},
> { "alan I", 2},
> { "don I", 3}
> },
> // q[0][1]
> new Dictionary<string, int>
> {
> { "sam I", 1},
> { "pat I", 2}
> }
> },
> // q[1]
> new List<Dictionary<string, int>>
> {
> // q[1][0]
> new Dictionary<string, int>
> {
> { "george II", 21},
> { "alan II", 22},
> { "don II", 23}
> }
> }
> };
>
> Console.WriteLine(" {0}", q[1][0]["alan II"]); //22
> Console.ReadLine();
>
> }
> }
>
