I have a simple list, like this:
fruitList = new FruitList();
Apple fruit1 = new Apple("red", "small");
Banana fruit2 = new Banana("yellow", "big");
fruitList.AddFruit(fruit1);
fruitList.AddFruit(fruit2);
My program displays this in a textbox:
textbox.Text = fruitList.DescribeCurrentFruit()
public string DescribeCurrentFruit()
{
string description;
if (fruitStock.Count > 0)
{
description = fruitStock[fruitCurrentlyDisplayed].Description();
}
else
{
description = "No Fruits in stock";
}
return description;
}
What I have tried:
Currently, the List's two current objects/items (fruit1, fruit2) are automatically loaded as they are a part of my Window Form's load_event. However, if they're not a part of the load_event, or if I want to add more items/objects to the list at runtime, then permanently save them, how can I do so? What is the simplest way of doing so? I'd imagine saving them into the property settings of the project, or XML serialization. But I have no idea where to start. If any further information is needed (I can give you my project/source code), please let me know. I'm desperate! Best regards.
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