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Hi, I'd like to have tabs in my console app, but instead of using \t, I'd like to use an equivalent of the C++ setw() method in C#. Any ideas of what I might use?
And another thing, in C++, you would declare more than one array with indexes like this:
int x[10], y[10], z[10];
Is there a shorter way than writing like this in C# :
int[] x = new int[10];
int[] y = new int[10];
int[] z = new int[10];
Thanx for the help, if someone knows.
Edit: Oh, damnit, wrong forum! Can a mod move it to the C# forum?
And another thing, in C++, you would declare more than one array with indexes like this:
int x[10], y[10], z[10];
Is there a shorter way than writing like this in C# :
int[] x = new int[10];
int[] y = new int[10];
int[] z = new int[10];
Thanx for the help, if someone knows.
Edit: Oh, damnit, wrong forum! Can a mod move it to the C# forum?
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Hey there silkfire,
On the array question, do you need three distinct arrays? You could create a multidimensional array, like a jagged array:
int [][][] njaggedArray = new int [10][10][10];
Will that work?
On the array question, do you need three distinct arrays? You could create a multidimensional array, like a jagged array:
int [][][] njaggedArray = new int [10][10][10];
Will that work?
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nah, wood like to separate the arrays, but thanx anyway =)
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int[] x = y = z = new int[10]; // or I THINK this works too int[] x, y, z = new int[10];
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setw() equiv would be sth like this:
String.Format("{0,10:D}", 2) : will format number 2 as a string of width 10 aligned to the right, use -10 to have it aligned on the left
as for declaring the vars, you can do it like this:
int[] a, b, c = new int[10];
String.Format("{0,10:D}", 2) : will format number 2 as a string of width 10 aligned to the right, use -10 to have it aligned on the left
as for declaring the vars, you can do it like this:
int[] a, b, c = new int[10];
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