[Mono-list] Array Class

[Dwivedi , Ajay Kumar]

I found some bugs in the patch ;)

1. [MonoTODO("This should implement IEnumerable too")]
	The only member of IEnumerable is GetEnumerator.
	And you seem to have implemented it :)

2. All of the IList functions implemetations are Explicit. So
	public int Add (object value)  should be infact
	int IList.Add (object value)
    The list of all such methods is:
	IList.Add
	IList.Clear
	IList.Contains
	IList.IndexOf
	IList.Insert
	IList.Remove
	IList.RemoveAt 

3. GetEnumerator() should no more be a MonoTODO :)


Happy Hacking,
Ajay

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nick Drochak [mailto:ndrochak@gol.com]
> Sent: 11 March 2002 11:30
> To: Mono-List
> Subject: Re: [Mono-list] Array Class
> 
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> | > 2. Implementing the iterator for all dimensions should be 
> | very easy if 
> | > we have "internal extern object GetValueImpl (int pos);" 
> | implemented. 
> | > I suppose this would return an object based on position and not 
> | > indices.
> | 
> | This function already exists as interncall. It takes a 
> | position and returns an object.
> | 
> 
> I changed the Enumerator to use Ajay's version.  This should work fine
> with both single and multi-dimensional arrays since it's based on
> positions, not indicies.  Thanks Ajay.
> 
> Since MS's implementation does not throw an error after a mutation, I
> removed all the versioning stuff; much to Paolo's relief, I'm sure :)
> 
> I also included the IList interface methods since those are needed in
> the Nunit tests. Using Ajay's hint, I utilized GetValueImpl (int pos)
> in order to simplify the code for Contains () and IndexOf ().
> 
> I've attached the diff for review again.
> 
> Thanks,
> Nick D.
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