collections

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vs2005 c#

how do i trap max number of row in a collection ?

lets say I can only have max of two rows in a collection

I have this property
const int MaxCount_Submit terEDIContactIn fos = 2;
private void validate_Submit terEDIContactIn fos()
{
if (_SubmitterEDIC ontactInfos.Cou nt >
MaxCount_Submit terEDIContactIn fos)
Set Field Error ( "Too many rows ...bla,bla }
private List<PER_EDICon tact_SubmitterE DIContactInfos;
public List<PER_EDICon tactSubmitterED IContactInfos
{
get { return _SubmitterEDICo ntactInfos; }

set
{
_SubmitterEDICo ntactInfos = value;
validate_Submit terEDIContactIn fos();
}
}

if i do 3 times
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));

the set property is not hit at all, why?


set is only hit from constructor constructor

public SubmitterName()
{
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos = new List<PER_EDICon tact>();
}

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RE: collections

It looks to me like your set and get accesors are dealing with the list
itself, not an item in the list. The add method of List<Tdoes not use the
setter.
-- Peter
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"raulavi" wrote:

vs2005 c#
>
how do i trap max number of row in a collection ?
>
lets say I can only have max of two rows in a collection
>
I have this property
const int MaxCount_Submit terEDIContactIn fos = 2;
private void validate_Submit terEDIContactIn fos()
{
if (_SubmitterEDIC ontactInfos.Cou nt >
MaxCount_Submit terEDIContactIn fos)
Set Field Error ( "Too many rows ...bla,bla }
private List<PER_EDICon tact_SubmitterE DIContactInfos;
public List<PER_EDICon tactSubmitterED IContactInfos
{
get { return _SubmitterEDICo ntactInfos; }
>
set
{
_SubmitterEDICo ntactInfos = value;
validate_Submit terEDIContactIn fos();
}
}
>
if i do 3 times
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
>
the set property is not hit at all, why?
>
>
set is only hit from constructor constructor
>
public SubmitterName()
{
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos = new List<PER_EDICon tact>();
}
>

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RE: collections

thanks Peter, I beleive so
, How can I modify property to be checked ea time I add a row to collection ?

SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));

is adding to a list not a collection , why?
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos i though was the collection
could you please, cexplain

"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" wrote:

It looks to me like your set and get accesors are dealing with the list
itself, not an item in the list. The add method of List<Tdoes not use the
setter.
-- Peter
Site: http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog: http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
Short Urls & more: http://ittyurl.net
>
>
"raulavi" wrote:
>

vs2005 c#

how do i trap max number of row in a collection ?

lets say I can only have max of two rows in a collection

I have this property
const int MaxCount_Submit terEDIContactIn fos = 2;
private void validate_Submit terEDIContactIn fos()
{
if (_SubmitterEDIC ontactInfos.Cou nt >
MaxCount_Submit terEDIContactIn fos)
Set Field Error ( "Too many rows ...bla,bla }
private List<PER_EDICon tact_SubmitterE DIContactInfos;
public List<PER_EDICon tactSubmitterED IContactInfos
{
get { return _SubmitterEDICo ntactInfos; }

set
{
_SubmitterEDICo ntactInfos = value;
validate_Submit terEDIContactIn fos();
}
}

if i do 3 times
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));

the set property is not hit at all, why?


set is only hit from constructor constructor

public SubmitterName()
{
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos = new List<PER_EDICon tact>();
}

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RE: collections

Peter found an answer...

o.SubmitterEDIC ontactInfos[1].variable02 = "thiswaschanged ";

your response gave me a tip...

I need to reference an item not the list as in
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));



"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" wrote:

It looks to me like your set and get accesors are dealing with the list
itself, not an item in the list. The add method of List<Tdoes not use the
setter.
-- Peter
Site: http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog: http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
Short Urls & more: http://ittyurl.net
>
>
"raulavi" wrote:
>

vs2005 c#

how do i trap max number of row in a collection ?

lets say I can only have max of two rows in a collection

I have this property
const int MaxCount_Submit terEDIContactIn fos = 2;
private void validate_Submit terEDIContactIn fos()
{
if (_SubmitterEDIC ontactInfos.Cou nt >
MaxCount_Submit terEDIContactIn fos)
Set Field Error ( "Too many rows ...bla,bla }
private List<PER_EDICon tact_SubmitterE DIContactInfos;
public List<PER_EDICon tactSubmitterED IContactInfos
{
get { return _SubmitterEDICo ntactInfos; }

set
{
_SubmitterEDICo ntactInfos = value;
validate_Submit terEDIContactIn fos();
}
}

if i do 3 times
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos.Add(n ew PER_EDIContact( file[c++]));

the set property is not hit at all, why?


set is only hit from constructor constructor

public SubmitterName()
{
SubmitterEDICon tactInfos = new List<PER_EDICon tact>();
}