[Mono-dev] Arrays in a loop?

[Martin Hinks]

Hi Eric,

First off, why are you enclosing the array name in curly braces?
MyArray[i, 0] should do the trick...

Secondly, how is your array defined? Have you checked that the
exception thrown isn't an "Out of range exception"? If it IS an
out-of-range exception you need to declare your array differently, if
not, post the declaration as well and i'll try to help more.

Thanks,

Martin Hinks

On 10/3/05, Eric Scott <scottishbug at cwazy.co.uk> wrote:
>     I have a newbie C# question that I've been having difficulties
> finding an answer to.  I have a global array, and am trying to assign
> data to it from as follows:
>
>                 int i = 0;
>
>                 foreach ( DataRow row in table.Rows )
>                     {
>                         {MyArray}[i, 0] = a;
>                         {MyArray}[i, 1] = x;
>                         {MyArray}[i, 2] = y;
>                         {MyArray}[i, 3] = z;
>
>                         i ++;
>                    }
>
>     All the code executes properly once, but then stalls the second time
> it attempts to go through the loop.  I've gathered there's something
> quarky about using arrays in a loop like this, but I haven't found any
> down-to-earth explanations that let me know how to fix my code.
>     Thanx for any help you can offer,
>              SigmaX
>
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