Structure Arrays?

kyle_hankinson

In C I could create array's of structures and hardcode them. Sample code would be: struct { char letter; int value; } colors[20] = { { 'r', 0xFF0000 }, { 'g', 0x00FF00 }, { 'b', 0x0000FF } }; Just wondering how something like this would be done in C#? I know structures can be done in C# but I would have no clue how to hardcode them. Thanks again for any help.

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robin 022y ago
If you need only a set of values, I think the best way is to use enums: namespace MyNS { public enum cols { r = 0xff0000, g = 0x00ff00, b = 0x0000ff } }
bilnaad22y ago
As far as I know you need to initialize the object. I didn't saw the same way you did in C in C#. You do this however struct test { public char character; public int integer; public test(char c ,int i) { character = c; integer = i; } public override string ToString() { return string.Format("char {0}, int 0x{1:x6}",character ,integer); } } class ConsoleStart { [STAThread] static void Main(string[] args) { test[] tests = new test[] { new test('r' ,0xFF0000), new test('g' ,0x00FF00), new test('b' ,0x0000FF) }; foreach(test t in tests) { Console.WriteLine(t); } Console.Read(); } }