How do I read user's input as 2D array C#?

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How can I have an interface in my program that would allow the user to enter his own NxN array? Something look like cells or grid, and I'm using WPF!?
My input should be parsed into double [,]..

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Posted 10-Oct-14 21:29pm

Wael Tayara

Updated 11-Oct-14 7:04am

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[no name] 11-Oct-14 3:59am

Is this a console (text) program, WinForms, WPF, or an ASP.NET web page?

Wael Tayara 11-Oct-14 13:04pm

WPF C#

[no name] 11-Oct-14 7:57am

"look like cells or grid", you mean kind of like using a grid?

Wael Tayara 11-Oct-14 13:04pm

Yes, I won't mind using any other way :)

[no name] 11-Oct-14 15:27pm

Okay so go ahead and use whatever way you like.

Wael Tayara 11-Oct-14 15:44pm

OK.. How?

[no name] 11-Oct-14 17:19pm

What do you mean how? You write some code it how.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Oct-14 22:43pm

Grid view would be a good choice.
—SA

Wael Tayara 11-Oct-14 23:08pm

OK I know but how can I bind my 2D array to the data grid?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Oct-14 0:11am

Read about data binding, this is not so hard to achieve.
—SA

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