[RESOLVED] 3 Dimensional arrays...

Ok, I just had the same problem in Python, and I know I always used to mix this in C++ and C# too, so it is probably much simpler then it looks like right now.

What I want to know is the syntax to first make a 2D array. Then I want to make a an other one dimensional array, and make one of the elements in the first one point to the other array, something like:

my2DArray[2,2] = my1DArray;
my2DArray[2,3] = anOther1DArrray;


is this doable..:)..if so, how? Jagged array or?

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This looks pretty stupid, but at least it looks like it works...

Code:

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            TestObj[][][] test;
            test = new TestObj[4][][];
            test[0] = new TestObj[4][];
            test[0][1] = new TestObj[10];
            test[0][1][7] = new TestObj();
            test[0][1][7].X = 3;

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int[] One = new int[10];
int[,] Two = new int[10,10];

Two[0,0] = One[0];
Two[0,1] = One[1];
Two[0,2] = One[2];
Two[0,3] = One[3];
...


?????

According to MSDN, jagged arrays are much more efficiently handled by the CLR than normal rectangular arrays.

But what you did now is not a 3D array. It is a 2D array...


What you would have to do is this:

int[] One1 = new int[10];
int[] One2 = new int[10];
int[] One3 = new int[10];
int[,] Two = new int[10,10];

Two[0,0] = One1;
Two[0,1] = One2;
Two[0,2] = One3;


How would you do that with jagged arrays? It is har to find the right syntax here since you can't see the difference on a one dimentional jagged array or a one dimmentional normal array....hmmm-.....

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HAhaha...light just got turned on..:D

Code:

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            int[] One = new int[10];
            int[,][] Two = new int[10, 10][];

            Two[0, 0] = One;

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Ugly as hell, but it looks like it is working..:)

PS: I have lost the count on how many times I should rate you though...:D



- ØØ -

Ahhhhhh now I see what you wanted.

I have also lost count of how many times you should have rated me. :lol:

I still need to spread the love before I can hit you again though.

Hehe..yeah...the spread is always a pain in the ass...but at least this is working now...but the 3D point -> polygon code is not...grrrrrrrr...you have NOOO idea how many pieces of papers I have used for this project...grrr..:)


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