"John Brock" <jbrock@panix.c omwrote in message
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The problem is not VB, it's your approach. The array is a fixed size block
of memory as Armin pointed out. You should be using one of the many
collection classes if you want to insert items in the middle of a list. Most
likely the List class is what you need as it has an insert method. The list
class is generic so can be created as type string
Dim list as New List(Of String)
list.add("Aa")
list.add("ba")
list.add("va")
list.add("da")
list.Insert("aa aa", 3")
Michael
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For that matter, does VB.NET already have the equivalent of Splice()
somewhere, which, for example, would allow me to insert an element
into the middle of an array, without having to jump though hoops?
I have never understood why it is so awkward to manipulate arrays
in VBA and VB.NET! Does anyone have any idea why, after all this
time, this hasn't been fixed?
somewhere, which, for example, would allow me to insert an element
into the middle of an array, without having to jump though hoops?
I have never understood why it is so awkward to manipulate arrays
in VBA and VB.NET! Does anyone have any idea why, after all this
time, this hasn't been fixed?
of memory as Armin pointed out. You should be using one of the many
collection classes if you want to insert items in the middle of a list. Most
likely the List class is what you need as it has an insert method. The list
class is generic so can be created as type string
Dim list as New List(Of String)
list.add("Aa")
list.add("ba")
list.add("va")
list.add("da")
list.Insert("aa aa", 3")
Michael