[DOTNET] How to initialize object arrays in C#?

[György Bozóki]

Hi guys,

Here is what I'd like to do (in C#):

I have a class CMyClass, it looks like this:

 public class CMyClass
  {
    #region Private members
    private ListView m_lvP; // listview associated w/ the class
    private ColumnHeader m_chA; // column header
    private ColumnHeader m_chB; // column header
    private ColumnHeader m_chC; // column header
    #endregion

    #region Public members
    /// <summary>
    /// Constructor
    /// </summary>
    public CPanel ( ListView lvP )
     {
       if ( lvP != null ) // the listview reference cannot be NULL
        {
         m_lvP = lvP;

         m_chName = new ColumnHeader ();
         m_chSize = new ColumnHeader ();
         m_chDate = new ColumnHeader ();

         /// ...
        }
     }
    #endregion
  }

In a form, I want to have two instances of this class, as a two-element array of
CMyClass type, so I make a declaration:

public class frmMain : System.Windows.Forms.Form
 {
  private CMyClass[] m_oMyObjs;
  private System.Windows.Forms.ListView lvP1; // this listview should be
associated w/ m_oMyObjs

  public frmMain ()
   {
    /// ...
    m_oMyObjs = new CMyClass[2]; // how to make the declaration/initialization
to be able to pass the listview?
   }
 }


So, how can I pass the listview (which is initialized correctly) to the class
through the constructor when declaring an array? If possible, I'd like to avoid
having a get/set property for passing the listview, since it cannot change after
the CMyClass object is created and there is no need to access it in any way. I'm
not able to figure out the correct syntax (if it is possible) to do this.

Thanks for the help,
Gyorgy Bozoki

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