I can run the following:
Dim myAl, i, s
Set myAL =
DotNetFactory.CreateInstance("System.Collections.ArrayList")
myAL.Add ("The" )
myAL.Add ("quick" )
myAL.Add ("brown" )
myAL.Add ("fox" )
myAL.Add ("jumps" )
myAL.Add ("over" )
myAL.Add ("the" )
myAL.Add ("lazy")
myAL.Add ("dog" )
s = ""
For i = 0 to myAL.count - 1
s = s & " " & myAL.item(CInt(i))
' msgbox myAL.item(CInt(i))
Next
msgbox s
' can use IndexOf to locate index without doing a sort
If myAL.contains("fox") Then
print "found fox using contains and index = " & myAL.IndexOf("fox")
End If
But if "fox" is changed to "foX", foX is not found. How do I call for
a CaseInsensitive comparison? This might also be useful in the
dotNetFactory dictionary or hashTables. I am slowly working my way
through the methods found at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.array_methods
.
Thanks for any and all help,
Parke
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