Translating code from C to C#

Question

4.00/5 (1 vote)

See more:

Im trying to modify a C code into C# and Im stuck here:

C++

typedef struct { char index; char f; char g; char k; } todo;

static const todo for4[] = {
  {0,2,15,4} , {0,3,5,1} , {0,3,25,11} , {0,5,9,3}
, {0,5,21,9} , {0,7,15,7} , {0,8,15,8} , {0,10,9,8}
, {0,10,21,14} , {0,12,5,10} , {0,12,25,20} , {0,13,15,15}
, {0,15,1,15} , {0,15,11,17} , {0,15,19,21} , {0,15,29,29}
, {3,1,3,0} , {3,1,27,12} , {3,4,3,1} , {3,4,27,13}
, {3,6,7,3} , {3,6,13,5} , {3,6,17,7} , {3,6,23,11}
, {3,9,7,6} , {3,9,13,8} , {3,9,17,10} , {3,9,23,14}
, {3,11,3,8} , {3,11,27,20} , {3,14,3,13} , {3,14,27,25}
, {4,2,1,0} , {4,2,11,2} , {4,2,19,6} , {4,2,29,14}
, {4,7,1,3} , {4,7,11,5} , {4,7,19,9} , {4,7,29,17}
, {4,8,1,4} , {4,8,11,6} , {4,8,19,10} , {4,8,29,18}
, {4,13,1,11} , {4,13,11,13} , {4,13,19,17} , {4,13,29,25}
, {7,1,5,0} , {7,1,25,10} , {7,4,5,1} , {7,4,25,11}
, {7,5,7,2} , {7,5,13,4} , {7,5,17,6} , {7,5,23,10}
, {7,10,7,7} , {7,10,13,9} , {7,10,17,11} , {7,10,23,15}
, {7,11,5,8} , {7,11,25,18} , {7,14,5,13} , {7,14,25,23}
, {9,2,9,1} , {9,2,21,7} , {9,3,1,0} , {9,3,11,2}
, {9,3,19,6} , {9,3,29,14} , {9,7,9,4} , {9,7,21,10}
, {9,8,9,5} , {9,8,21,11} , {9,12,1,9} , {9,12,11,11}
, {9,12,19,15} , {9,12,29,23} , {9,13,9,12} , {9,13,21,18}
, {10,2,5,0} , {10,2,25,10} , {10,5,1,1} , {10,5,11,3}
, {10,5,19,7} , {10,5,29,15} , {10,7,5,3} , {10,7,25,13}
, {10,8,5,4} , {10,8,25,14} , {10,10,1,6} , {10,10,11,8}
, {10,10,19,12} , {10,10,29,20} , {10,13,5,11} , {10,13,25,21}
, {13,1,15,3} , {13,4,15,4} , {13,5,3,1} , {13,5,27,13}
, {13,6,5,2} , {13,6,25,12} , {13,9,5,5} , {13,9,25,15}
, {13,10,3,6} , {13,10,27,18} , {13,11,15,11} , {13,14,15,16}
, {13,15,7,15} , {13,15,13,17} , {13,15,17,19} , {13,15,23,23}
, {14,1,7,0} , {14,1,13,2} , {14,1,17,4} , {14,1,23,8}
, {14,4,7,1} , {14,4,13,3} , {14,4,17,5} , {14,4,23,9}
, {14,11,7,8} , {14,11,13,10} , {14,11,17,12} , {14,11,23,16}
, {14,14,7,13} , {14,14,13,15} , {14,14,17,17} , {14,14,23,21}
} ;

It looks like a delegate function of sort but Im not sure how I could translate the code into C#. I have read this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/05w82thz%28v=vs.71%29.aspx[^]

But still cant wrap my head around how to do it in C#.

BTW: There are several simular tables with other eaqualy sized arrays named:

C++

static const todo for6[] = {...
static const todo for12[] = {...

Posted 15-Sep-12 7:08am

Kenneth Haugland

Add a Solution

1 solution

Add a Solution

Add your solution here

Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML

Preview 0

…

Existing Members

Sign in to your account

...or Join us

Download, Vote, Comment, Publish.

Your Email
Password
Forgot your password?

Your Email
This email is in use. Do you need your password?
Optional Password

I have read and agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
Please subscribe me to the CodeProject newsletters

When answering a question please:

Read the question carefully.
Understand that English isn't everyone's first language so be lenient of bad spelling and grammar.
If a question is poorly phrased then either ask for clarification, ignore it, or edit the question and fix the problem. Insults are not welcome.
Don't tell someone to read the manual. Chances are they have and don't get it. Provide an answer or move on to the next question.

Let's work to help developers, not make them feel stupid.

This content, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

Philip Stuyck · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-15T09:35:00

This code should get you going in the right direction :

C#

public class todo
    {
        public char index;
        public char f;
        public char g;
        public char k;
    }

    public class A{
        static readonly todo[] for4 = 
          new todo[]{new todo(){index='a',f='a',g='a',k='a'},
                                                 
                     new todo(){index = (char)1,f='a',g='a',k='a'}
        };
    }

Some shortcuts are possible by providing a constructor to the todo class so that you don't have to name each member in its construction as it is in my example.
I provided one element as (char)1 to show how to use numbers like in your code.