copy SortedList

[aeshiels@gmail.com]

Hello,

I have a SortedList defined as...

SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>();

....and which to copy it to another sorted list

SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList2 = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>();

What is the easiest way to do this without iterating through the list
and copying each indiviual item to the new array?

Im a C++ developer and use stl::copy to copy my vectors etc. and was
wondering anything similar in C# (ive had a look on google but didnt
find anything as yet).

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Andy.S

[Greg Young]

Re: copy SortedList

Since you are just creating a clone of the first I would probably use

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms132324.aspx

SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList2 = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>(userList 1);

Cheers,

Greg

<aeshiels@gmail .comwrote in message
news:1160390047 .467788.309270@ e3g2000cwe.goog legroups.com...

Hello,
>
I have a SortedList defined as...
>
SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>();
>
...and which to copy it to another sorted list
>
SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList2 = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>();
>
What is the easiest way to do this without iterating through the list
and copying each indiviual item to the new array?
>
Im a C++ developer and use stl::copy to copy my vectors etc. and was
wondering anything similar in C# (ive had a look on google but didnt
find anything as yet).
>
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
>
Andy.S
>

[aeshiels@gmail.com]

Re: copy SortedList

Thanks Greg. Ill try that.

Is there another method of copying a SortedList without having to pass
the list via the constructor?

Thanks
Andy



Greg Young wrote:

Since you are just creating a clone of the first I would probably use

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms132324.aspx

>
SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList2 = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>(userList 1);
>
Cheers,
>
Greg
>
<aeshiels@gmail .comwrote in message
news:1160390047 .467788.309270@ e3g2000cwe.goog legroups.com...

Hello,

I have a SortedList defined as...

SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>();

...and which to copy it to another sorted list

SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList2 = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>();

What is the easiest way to do this without iterating through the list
and copying each indiviual item to the new array?

Im a C++ developer and use stl::copy to copy my vectors etc. and was
wondering anything similar in C# (ive had a look on google but didnt
find anything as yet).

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Andy.S

[Greg Young]

Re: copy SortedList

Don't think so but someone may have another way .. I have added an extension
method to mine for this.

Cheers,

Greg
<aeshiels@gmail .comwrote in message
news:1160392709 .673450.173570@ m73g2000cwd.goo glegroups.com.. .

Thanks Greg. Ill try that.
>
Is there another method of copying a SortedList without having to pass
the list via the constructor?
>
Thanks
Andy
>
>
>
Greg Young wrote:

>Since you are just creating a clone of the first I would probably use
>http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms132324.aspx
>>
>SortedList<CUs er, CUseruserList2 = new SortedList<CUse r,
>CUser>(userLis t1);
>>
>Cheers,
>>
>Greg
>>
><aeshiels@gmai l.comwrote in message
>news:116039004 7.467788.309270 @e3g2000cwe.goo glegroups.com.. .

Hello,
>
I have a SortedList defined as...
>
SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>();
>
...and which to copy it to another sorted list
>
SortedList<CUse r, CUseruserList2 = new SortedList<CUse r,
CUser>();
>
What is the easiest way to do this without iterating through the list
and copying each indiviual item to the new array?
>
Im a C++ developer and use stl::copy to copy my vectors etc. and was
wondering anything similar in C# (ive had a look on google but didnt
find anything as yet).
>
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
>
Andy.S
>

>

[Harold Howe]

Re: copy SortedList

aeshiels@gmail. com wrote:

Thanks Greg. Ill try that.
>
Is there another method of copying a SortedList without having to pass
the list via the constructor?

If you are familiar with the STL, you might want to take a look at the
open source CSTL library. In CSTL, you could do this:

SortedList<int, stringslist = new SortedList<int, string>();
slist[4] = "hello";
slist[2] = "world";
slist[5] = "bob";

SortedList<int, stringcopy = new SortedList<int, string>();
Algorithm.Copy( slist, IteratorUtil.Ba ckInserter(copy ));

Granted, in this case, it would have been easier to use the copy
constructor, but you get the idea.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/cstl

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