How to make a properties Image use List

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Hi all.
I try to make a properties Image such as code:

C#

List<Image> _List=new List<Image>();
Public List<Image> List
{
   get
   {
       return _List;
   }
   set
   {
       _List=value;
   }
}

But seem it not work.
can you help me?
Thanks!

Posted 31-Jul-12 23:33pm

lcdamptech

Updated 1-Aug-12 0:47am

Malli_S

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efkah · Answer 1 · 2012-08-01T01:22:00

Solution 1

your example shows a List of Images, not an Image. To make an Image Property just write

public Image myImage {get; set;}

Posted 1-Aug-12 1:22am

efkah

Unareshraju · Answer 2 · 2012-08-01T02:07:00

hi,
efkah is right.

Here List (actually it treates like this :
List<class> here class what ever it may be.)

for that you can set a Image property class for your required field(in you r case also Image ).

so do like this:

XML

List<MyImage> _List=new List<MyImage>();
Public Image  MyImage 
{
   get;
set;
   
}