Comments by MarkAGr - CodeProject

MarkAGr 15-Mar-13 22:24pm View

Wow! Now I'm going to spend a while looking at this ...because I need to know how this is working ( if it does ;) )

Thanks for all this effort.

MarkAGr 15-Mar-13 22:22pm View

Well, I did ask for a C# solution, not a Microsoft framework solution.

MarkAGr 15-Mar-13 19:00pm View

Am I right in thinking this isn't base c# but LINQ ?
Does this compile under a none microsoft c# compiler?
... like mcs or gmcs?

MarkAGr 15-Mar-13 18:40pm View

As I'm generating the code, I suppose I shouldn't really need to worry ... just get the generator to do it .... BUT ... I still want to see a nice neat solution!

MarkAGr 15-Mar-13 18:25pm View

:D ... point accepted.

MarkAGr 15-Mar-13 17:33pm View

This is in the right direction ....

Option A is the closest to my want ... however I was hoping to have that done for me automatically by the iterator. It'd save me a whole load of work.

The dictionary would have a string as the key and a generic "object" as the data.
The super class would also hold the key.
The lists are merely lists of keys to the data.

Thanks.

MarkAGr 15-Mar-13 17:28pm View

You've missed the point ...
There maybe a several lists ... there may many dictionaries.
The dictionary might be large ... the individual lists might be small subsets.

I do know what I'm asking and I do know what I'm asking it for.

I find your answer condescending, but I'll try not to be offended.

Thanks for the effort.

MarkAGr 15-Mar-13 17:15pm View

I did it in VB6.0 a few years ago ...
And it was deceptively difficult.

I'm trying to produce a reference system that can be made persistent AND will port over more than one language ( and not necessarily any of the CLR/Microsoft languages either.) This example is just for c#.

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