C#

Member 3402886 wrote:

Cannot implicitly convert type 'object' to 'System.Collections.Hashtable'

Member 3402886 wrote:

An explicit conversion exists

Member 3402886 wrote:

(are you missing a cast?)

Member 3402886 wrote:

booksOrderedHash = Session["BooksOrdered"];

booksOrderedHash = (Hashtable)Session["BooksOrdered"];

Member 3402886 wrote:

perhaps I will stay with programming

ArrayList OuterList = new ArrayList();

ArrayList InnerList = new ArrayList();
InnerList.Add("SomeData")
InnerList.Add("SomeMoreData")

OuterList.Add(InnerList);

ArrayList InnerList = (ArrayList)OuterList[Idx]; 

//let me assume you have object called IntPoint that store x and y values and list holder
List<intpoint> pointList = new List<intpoint>();
//when you want add to list check
//let assume you have new IntPoint object called intPoint
if (!pointList.Contains(intPoint))
{
  pointList.Add(intPoint);
}
</intpoint></intpoint>

dhaim
program is hobby that make some money as side effect

List<Point> listPoint = new List<Point>();
Point pointToAdd;
pointToAdd = new Point(1, 1);
for (int i = 0; i <= 10; i++)
{
    if (!listPoint.Contains(pointToAdd))
    {
        listPoint.Add(pointToAdd);
    }
}
Console.WriteLine(listPoint.Count);

List<Point> CleanList(List<Point> listPoint)
{
    List<Point> cleanList = new List<Point>();
    foreach (Point currentPoint in listPoint)
    {
        if (!(cleanList.Contains(currentPoint)))
        {
           cleanList.Add(currentPoint);
        }
    }
return cleanList;
}

linkLabel1.Text = "Code Project";
linkLabel1.Tag = "www.codeproject.com";

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start((string)linkLabel1.Tag);