displaying an array on form

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i have a 16 x 16 x 18 array to display on a form, (level 0 only)
do i have to make boxes on the form for all the grid locations on level 0?
is there a better way of doing this.

Posted 28-Jul-10 10:39am

werdna nodrog

Updated 28-Jul-10 10:42am

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Yusuf 28-Jul-10 17:48pm

If you saying you want to display your array (data source) in DataGrid, I say go for it. While reinvent the wheel when you can pull one off the shelf.

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-07-28T11:05:00

Solution 1

Sounds like you can extract a valid data source for a data bound control from this data.

Posted 28-Jul-10 11:05am

Christian Graus

Kubajzz · Answer 2 · 2010-07-28T11:08:00

Solution 2

I am afraid your question does not make any sense. Please specify your problem better, for example:

What exactly do you need to display?
What kind of data do you work with?
Which language do you use? (I can see the question is tagged both C# and VB...)

The more information you provide, the bigger the chance that you will get the answer you are looking for.

Posted 28-Jul-10 11:08am

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Christian Graus 28-Jul-10 17:21pm

It makes perfect sense. His data is in an array, and he wants to show it on his form. He's wondering if he needs to draw his own grid.

werdna nodrog · Answer 3 · 2010-07-28T11:32:00

Solution 3

Christian Graus is correct, i am trying to use c#
the data is in the form of unsigned integers,
from 0 up to the value 65535
display data is on the first level of the array :-
array (0,0,0),array(0,1,0)... array(15,15,0)

Posted 28-Jul-10 11:32am

werdna nodrog

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Christian Graus 28-Jul-10 17:37pm

Please don't press 'answer' to make a comment. So, as I said, if you can build a 2D array of the data you want to show, that is a perfectly acceptable data source for a data bound control like a Data Grid.