[Mono-osx] Proper way to use arrays in MonoMac
kjpou1
kjpou at pt.lu
Sun Nov 7 08:15:40 EST 2010
Hi flohei
Here is what I have been using in a couple of programs:
To create an NSArray of objects:
NSObject[] objs = new NSObject[2]
{NSNumber.FromDouble(0.5),NSNumber.FromDouble(0.2)};
NSArray arr = NSArray.FromNSObjects(objs);
-or-
Skipping the intermediate NSObject[] objs in one line
NSArray objArr = NSArray.FromNSObjects(new NSObject[2]
{NSNumber.FromDouble(0.5),NSNumber.FromDouble(0.2)});
Cycling through the NSArray
for (uint x = 0; x < objArr.Count; x++)
Console.WriteLine(new NSNumber(objArr.ValueAt(x)));
Hope that helps you get started.
Kenneth
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