How to create object dynamically in c#

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I've built one application where i am using google maps. Here is the code snippets

GooglePoint GP1 = new GooglePoint();
        GP1.ID = "1";
        GP1.Latitude = 43.65669;
        GP1.Longitude = -79.44268;
        GP1.InfoHTML = "This is point 1";
        GoogleMapForASPNet1.GoogleMapObject.Points.Add(GP1);

Now i want to create this point dynamically inside a loop. So how can i do that?

Thanks in advance.

Posted 9-Aug-14 20:45pm

sahabiswarup

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OriginalGriff 10-Aug-14 4:34am

Since you have deleted your comment, I assume you have worked out that I can't know where your actual point coordinates come from and have solved that part yourself?
If not, let me know...

sahabiswarup 10-Aug-14 4:57am

After applying your logic it works. But now i want to draw a pentagon in google maps. Here is the logic
GooglePoint GP1 = new GooglePoint();
GP1.ID = "GP1";
GP1.Latitude = 22.539547;
GP1.Longitude = 88.263067;

GooglePoint GP2 = new GooglePoint();
GP2.ID = "GP2";
GP2.Latitude = 22.543326;
GP2.Longitude = 88.284530;
GooglePolygon PG1 = new GooglePolygon();
PG1.ID = "PG1";
PG1.FillColor = "#0000FF";
PG1.FillOpacity = 0.4;
PG1.StrokeColor = "#0000FF";
PG1.StrokeOpacity = 1;
PG1.StrokeWeight = 2;
PG1.Points.Add(GP1);
PG1.Points.Add(GP2);
GoogleMapForASPNet1.GoogleMapObject.Polygons.Add(PG1);

Now i want to draw the pentagon dynamically, fetch latitude and longitude from database. So how can that be possible?

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-09T21:33:00

Well... it's trivial...

C#

for (int i = 1; i < 10; i++)
    {
    GooglePoint GP1 = new GooglePoint();
    GP1.ID = i.ToString();
    GP1.Latitude = 43.65669;
    GP1.Longitude = -79.44268;
    GP1.InfoHTML = string.Format("This is point {0}", i);
    GoogleMapForASPNet1.GoogleMapObject.Points.Add(GP1);
    }