C# Help

[G_G]

Okay I'm making a dll in c# and the farthest I got was actually creating the class library.
I really dont know where to start so can anyone help me?

[G_G]

Dont worry about above question, I've figured out where to start.

anyways I'm having troubles. So I have an array that has Strings in it.
Now I also have a combobox and a method thats supposed to add every string thats
in the array into the combobox.
Anyone help me please?

[Blizzard]

combobox.Items.AddRange(stringArray);

[Ryex]

hey blizzard any idea why a 2.0 C# project would fail to load the mscorlib.dll on a windows 2000 computer with .net 2.0 installed?

[Blizzard]

Maybe they changed that dll. I'm not sure .NET works on Windows versions before XP.

[Ryex]

hmm well the DL pages say 2000 is supported but almost nothing further back

[Blizzard]

IDK then. Try googling.
BTW, you can now post separate threads.

[G_G]

combobox.Items.AddRange(stringArray);

K it worked but I just found out that wasnt the problem -_-
see this string array loads everyline from a text file and I dont think
I'm doing it right.

[Blizzard]

It may be best if you just find the method in FileStream that returns an array of strings that represent the lines in the text file.

[Ryex]

using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
string[] stringarray = Regex.Split(textstring, "\r\n");

that will create an array of strings if textstring is the entire text of a file with each string you want on a new line
or this is how i loaded the exstention names form the RMX-OS config file into an array

string[] EXTENSIONS = new string[] {""};
EXTENSIONS[extension_int] = namestring;
extension_int += 1;

and I started the extension_int at 0
useing this you just read each line of the file to a string load it in to the array at the extension_int index and then increase extension_int by 1 to move the next spot in the array for the next string.

[Blizzard]

I don't think you need Regex for this. string supports the Split() method.

[Ryex]

oh good point
string[] stringarray = string.Split("\r\n") would do the same wouldn't it...

[Blizzard]

Yeah, that should work.

EDIT: I'm locking this topic so people start posting new ones. -_-