convert string[] to int[]

[Jake]

Is there any way (other then using a loop) to convert a string array to an
int array? Any help would be great. thanks

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[Cor Ligthert]

Re: convert string[] to int[]

Jay,
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> Is there any way (other then using a loop) to convert a string array to an
> int array? Any help would be great. thanks
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No, however how much work is that, in addition what do you think that when
there was a method build for you, which would look the same as yours, what
was than done behind the scene?

It does not help, however before you seach to long.

Cor

[Jake]

Re: convert string[] to int[]

I didn't think there was. I just thought it would be cool if you could do
something like:
string[] x = {"0", "3", "32", "98", "87"};
int[] y = int[].Parse(x);

**shrug** guess I'll just do a loop.

thanks

"Cor Ligthert" wrote:
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> Jay,
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> > Is there any way (other then using a loop) to convert a string array to an
> > int array? Any help would be great. thanks
> >[/color]
> No, however how much work is that, in addition what do you think that when
> there was a method build for you, which would look the same as yours, what
> was than done behind the scene?
>
> It does not help, however before you seach to long.
>
> Cor
>
>
>[/color]