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There has got to be a better way to do this! The issue is, the ps.Operations property requries a 2-dimensional string array. (It's a list of operations to peform on a PostScript file, along with the parameters needed for each operation.)
I build that array dynamically, which means creating an ArrayList, which is "OPERATIONS" in the code. The challenge is to get the members of the ArrayList into a suitable string array. The above code is my solution.
There should be a way to do this without resorting to a loop. Just a couple of lines of code with some judicious casting, but I couldn't make anything work.
counter = 0;
workOperations = new String [OPERATIONS.Count,2];
foreach ( System.Array o in OPERATIONS)
{
workOperations[counter,0] = (string) o.GetValue(0,0);
workOperations[counter,1] = (string) o.GetValue(0,1);
counter++;
}
ps.Operations = workOperations;There has got to be a better way to do this! The issue is, the ps.Operations property requries a 2-dimensional string array. (It's a list of operations to peform on a PostScript file, along with the parameters needed for each operation.)
I build that array dynamically, which means creating an ArrayList, which is "OPERATIONS" in the code. The challenge is to get the members of the ArrayList into a suitable string array. The above code is my solution.
There should be a way to do this without resorting to a loop. Just a couple of lines of code with some judicious casting, but I couldn't make anything work.
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you should beable to use Array.Copy();
or since your using an arraylist do OPERATIONS.CopyTo();
or since your using an arraylist do OPERATIONS.CopyTo();
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