Hallo..
maybe anyone of you can help me with this. Is it possible to write
properties which uses indexers?
I tried someting like this but i can't compile it:
class A { protected object [] o;
public object O [int i] { get { return o[i]; } set { o[i] = value; } } }
You want something like this:
class A {
protected internal object[] o;
private AO ao = new AO(this);
public AO O {
get {return ao;}
}
}class AO {
private A a;
internal AO(A a) {this.a = a;}
public object this[int i] {
get {return a.o[i];}
set {a.o[i] = value;}
}
}Basically the trick is to have a readonly property which returns an object that supports the indexer. All the other code in the AO class is just keeping track of which particular A's O you want to return. Note that I made several of the properties internal - this may be necessary so that A and AO can talk to each other - as far as I can tell, C# supports nested classes like Java, but *doesn't* give those classes access to private members.
Stuart.
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