Array of pictureboxes

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Hello everyone,
Is there a method of adding premade picturboxes into array.
I have used pictureboxes in my project, now i want to put them in an array.

Thanks in advance:D
z3ngew

Posted 16-Jan-13 1:42am

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phil.o · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-16T01:51:00

Solution 1

Hi, solution seems relatively straightforward, with informations you gave us :

C#

PictureBox myPictureBox = new PictureBox();
// Set desired properties of the PictureBox
List<picturebox> boxes = new List<picturebox>();
boxes.Add(myPictureBox);

//Finally
PictureBox[] pictureBoxArray = boxes.ToArray();
</picturebox></picturebox>

Posted 16-Jan-13 1:51am

phil.o

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z3ngew 16-Jan-13 8:00am

Thank you very much,
but is there a method i can select all the pictureboxes in a form and then add some of them in an array, maybe from the Form designer

Thanks in advance
z3ngew

phil.o 16-Jan-13 8:10am

You then have to iterate through the Controls collection of your Form, see if it is a PictureBox, and add it to the list if so.
This could be a little more complicated if your PictureBoxes are located inside container control(s). But the idea is to iterate through the Controls collection of the Form.

z3ngew 16-Jan-13 8:16am

Thank you,
z3ngew