La reponse simple !
Soit Object objects[]
int[] r = new int[objects.length]
for ( int i = 0; i < objects.length; i++)
r[i] = ((Number)objects[i]).intValue()
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| | 04/02/2003 11:07 |
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| Subject: cast Object[] en int[]?
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Bonjour,
Une petite question de d�butant, mais bon...
Comment fait-on pour caster un tableau d'objets Object[] en
tableau d'entiers int[]?
Plus exactement j'ai dans une ArrayList un tableau d'Integer
(Integer[ ] ) si j'utilise la methode toArray() d'ArrayList, je
r�cup�re un tableau d'Object, je fais comment pour avoir un
tableau d'int (int[ ])?
Merci
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