Re: Convert Objects from an Arraylists to Double?
I've tried this approach among others but no luck so far;
List< double > ^ list1 = pForm1.get_LineX_StartValueArray();
List< double > ^ list2 = pForm1.get_LineY_StartValueArray();
List< double > ^ list3 = pForm1.get_LineX_EndValueArray();
List< double > ^ list4 = pForm1.get_LineY_EndValueArray();
for( int i = 0; i < list1->Count; ++i )
{
g->DrawLine( System::Drawing::Pens::Red, list1[ i ], list2[ i ],
list3[
i ],
list4[ i ]);
}
Above code snippet generates a;
error C3699: '^' : cannot use this indirection on type 'std::list<_Ty>'
This one should have worked. Note that the error message mentions list,
small L. Do you have a typo in your code or a macro defining List to list
or some such? Maybe the compiler is just guessing at which class you meant.
Do you have "using namespace System::Collections::Generic;"? Otherwise you
can say "System::Collections::Generic::List<System::Double>^"
Don't use "using namespace std" in C++/CLI managed code, it's asking for
confusion. The number of times you want the standard library in a .NET
program is so small you can just explicitly say std::whatever.
I'm using VS 2008
Many thanks
Regards
//KC
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