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  1. Jun 4th, 2007, 03:46 PM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] [02/03] Built in lists?

    Is there a list that I can add strings to and have it automaticaly sorted? I then want to be able to go thru the list one by one and precess each entry. What is the best object/control to use?
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    Re: [02/03] Built in lists?

    Use Generic.List(Of String)
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    Re: [02/03] Built in lists?

    Generics are only available in .NET V2.0

    An arraylist might do the job:
    http://abstractvb.com/code.asp?A=1030
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    Re: [02/03] Built in lists?

    Quote Originally Posted by Troy Lundin
    Use Generic.List(Of String)
    Does not seem to be apart of .net 1.1?
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    Re: [02/03] Built in lists?

    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_P
    Generics are only available in .NET V2.0

    An arraylist might do the job:
    http://abstractvb.com/code.asp?A=1030
    Perfect. Thanks.
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