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C++ to C# struct question

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I'm new to C# and I'm attempting to migrate some of my C++ code into C#. I've tried several different options and can't seem to solve this problem.

I've got this struct...

static struct
{
    char *sType1;
    char *sType2;
    char *sType3;
    char *sType4;
} KeyValues[] = {
    {_T("0"), _T("A"), _T("T"), _T("V")},
    {_T("1"), _T("U"), _T("X"), _T("X")},
    {_T("2"), _T("B"), _T("R"), _T("5")},
    {_T("3"), _T("V"), _T("V"), _T("J")},
    {_T("4"), _T("C"), _T("4"), _T("W")},
    {_T("5"), _T("W"), _T("H"), _T("D")},
    {_T("Z"), _T("T"), _T("5"), _T("N")}
    };

What is the best way to do this same thing in C#? It doesn't have to be a struct, that's just the way it was written in C++.

Thank you!!!

Tuesday, February 24, 2009 6:54 PM

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Looks like you just need 4 strings. Perhaps something like this would do :

    struct KeyValues
    {
        public string sType1;
        public string sType2;
        public string sType3;
        public string sType4;
    }

and you can declare the array as :

        KeyValues[] values = new KeyValues[]
        {
            new KeyValues(){ sType1 = "0", sType2 = "A", sType3 = "T", sType4 ="V" },
            new KeyValues(){ sType1 = "1", sType2 = "A", sType3 = "X", sType4 ="V" },
            new KeyValues(){ sType1 = "2", sType2 = "A", sType3 = "T", sType4 ="X" }
        };

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- Proposed as answer by Sajan Emmanuel Wednesday, February 25, 2009 12:10 PM
- Marked as answer by Rene Laviolette Wednesday, February 25, 2009 9:17 PM
Tuesday, February 24, 2009 7:26 PM

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