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Re: Class Arrays

#19672
From: Carl Hewitt
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 1998 00:00
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I am not sure I understand, an example would be appreciated.

Did you do this

class myclass {
  int x, y
}

class myArrayContainerClass {
  myclass[] arrayofmyclass = new myclass[10];

  {
  myclass[0] = new myclass();
  myclass[1] = new myclass();
   . . .
 }

}

Carl

Jim Hobbs wrote in message <34BA7998.6219275D@logicon.com>...
>First, thanks for opening this request.
>
>Second, I am experiencing problems creating an array of classes. I
>created a small class to store data and perform minor functions. Now I
>want to create an array of that class in the body of my application. The
>problem is that the compiler is recognizing the class as "MyApp.MyClass"
>instead of just "MyClass".Consequently, my application does not find my
>class when it is time to make the array of that class.
>
>    I know it might be difficult to completely understand this problem
>without seeing the actual code, but I would greatly appreciate any
>assistance in this problem.
>
>Thanks,
>Jim
>
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