Re: Adding arrays to arrays...
Danger_Duck wrote:
I know SOME datatype must have it. Heck, I could even make one. Yet
ArrayList does not seem to support arraylist.add(elem[]).
Anyway, I'm basically trying to compile a list of files within a
directory. Well, each directory has subdirectories and so on, so I
want something of the form:
private LovableArray<file> la = new LovableArray<file>();
private void recursiveCall(directory) {
for (Element elem: directory) {
if (elem instanceof directoryType) {
recursiveCall(directory);
}
else
la.add(elem);
}
}
Wait, that solves my problem....
Anyway, my question remains, do you know of a datatype that supports
addition of arrays? Thanks!
List does, with very little help:
final java.util.List<Object> myList = new java.util.ArrayList<Object>();
final Object[] array = getArrayFromMe();
myList.addAll(java.util.Arrays.asList(array));
hth.
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