Please is there anyway i can rewrite this method

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I wrote this method initially to return the values in my generic list. But when i deserialize my data from a binary file into my list then call this method it displays what is in my list, the problem am having is that if i call the method with and event it does not display what is in the list rather it create a new one... Any help please

C#

public Fitness getFitnessClass(int index)
{
    return fitness[index];
}

Posted 6-Apr-12 3:57am

IamBlessed

Updated 6-Apr-12 4:01am

Mehdi Gholam

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-06T04:03:00

It is difficult to tell, without teh code that actually calls it, but I suspect that you are creating a new instance of the class in the Event handler:

C#

MyClass mine = new MyClass();
Fitness thisOne = mine.getFitnessClass(1);

Normally, you would access such via the existing class index - but if you can't get access to it, then the method and teh list would have to be declared as static In that case you can access the one and only instance of the list via the class name, rather than an instance:

C#

Fitness thisOne = MyClass.getFitnessClass(1);

Even then, it will depend on when you do things: if this is web related, then data is not persisted between pages, or within a page between the original load and a button press or other user interaction unless you explicitly save teh data in the Session or a cookie.