Anyone managed to use the List<T> class in NT?

[ours_solaire]

Hello,

I am trying to concatenate a series of strings to create a single string for use with the Print() method to write a series of datapoints to the Output window on a single line. The List<T> class seems ideal for my needs as it includes a separator option.

Has anyone succeeded in using this class to concatenate with a separator in NT? See here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...(v=vs.90).aspx

NT does not seem to recognise the List class however, and I'm not sure why...

Any suggestions welcome!

Update: just to clarify, the List class creates a string array that can subsequently be concatenated easily using the string.Join() method.

[sledge]

Hello,


NT does not seem to recognise the List class however, and I'm not sure why...

Any suggestions welcome!

Update: just to clarify, the List class creates a string array that can subsequently be concatenated easily using the string.Join() method.

Without seeing your code and includes - Did you include System.Collections.Generic ?

[ours_solaire]

Hey Sledge,

Thanks for your input. I just realised after posting that string.Join can be used with a normal string array, so I will just do that.

[koganam]

Hey Sledge,

Thanks for your input. I just realised after posting that string.Join can be used with a normal string array, so I will just do that.

Even better, if what you describe is all that you want to do, using a String.Format() gives you even better control.