How to convert string to list string or list array

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Hi,

I am using following code for checking that the string is equal to the string object of constructor or not using the following code

C#

for (int m = 0; m < CANMsgIdList.Count; m++)
     {
       if ((CANMsgIdList[m].MsgId) == fieldFromDB)
                                                
       string [] arr = (CANMsgIdList[m].TimeStamp).ToList;

      }

this CANMsgIdList is a list of constructor objects and contains 464523 objects in it

I am checking if any of the objects are equal to equal to string or not

If any object is equal to string then I need to copy the TimeStamp object of constructor to list array or list string

I am trying like this which is not working

Can anyone help me in solving this

Thanks
John

Posted 23-Dec-13 2:11am

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josephbhaskar · Answer 1 · 2013-12-23T02:22:00

If you are using array of string then you need to define the size of the array while declaration and this can't be modified. Instead use an arraylist.

C#

ArrayList arrLst1 = new ArrayList();
for (int m = 0; m < CANMsgIdList.Count; m++)
     {
       if ((CANMsgIdList[m].MsgId) == fieldFromDB)
                                                
       arrList1.Add(CANMsgIdList[m].TimeStamp.Tostring());
 
      }

Hope this should work.

smithjdst · Answer 2 · 2013-12-23T16:58:00

Solution 2

not sure what your saying, is your object a string or another type. Your object may require that you cast it to a string when comparing to a string type.

//try converting/casting to a string type
if (CANMsgIdList[m].MsgId.toString() == fieldFromDB.toString())

Posted 23-Dec-13 16:58pm

smithjdst