C#•2mo ago

Class Objects Aren't Working Correctly?

Doesn't seem like anything is appending to the arrays. When i call it in the mainform. it doesn't pull anything. am i missing anything here? My Auth Class Code Snippet from its Constructor

VPNInfo[] avpns     = new VPNInfo[] { };
this.raw_vpns       = new string[] { };
int i               = 0;

foreach (string line in vpns)
{
    if (line.Contains("db.VPN{"))
    {
        string name = vpns[i + 1].Replace("name:", "").Replace("'", "").Trim();
        string ip = vpns[i + 2].Replace("ip:", "").Replace("'", "").Trim();
        string config = vpns[i + 3].Replace("config:", "").Replace("'", "").Trim();
        string access_lvl = vpns[i + 4].Replace("access_level:", "").Replace("'", "").Trim();
        VPNInfo vpn = new VPNInfo(name, ip, config, access_lvl);
        avpns.Append(vpn);
        this.raw_vpns.Append(name);
        MessageBox.Show(name); // DEBUGGING CODE
    }
    i++;
}

VPNInfo[] avpns     = new VPNInfo[] { };
this.raw_vpns       = new string[] { };
int i               = 0;

foreach (string line in vpns)
{
    if (line.Contains("db.VPN{"))
    {
        string name = vpns[i + 1].Replace("name:", "").Replace("'", "").Trim();
        string ip = vpns[i + 2].Replace("ip:", "").Replace("'", "").Trim();
        string config = vpns[i + 3].Replace("config:", "").Replace("'", "").Trim();
        string access_lvl = vpns[i + 4].Replace("access_level:", "").Replace("'", "").Trim();
        VPNInfo vpn = new VPNInfo(name, ip, config, access_lvl);
        avpns.Append(vpn);
        this.raw_vpns.Append(name);
        MessageBox.Show(name); // DEBUGGING CODE
    }
    i++;
}

Main Form code snippet

foreach(VPNInfo vpn in this.CS.User.available_vpns)
{
    listBox1.Items.Add($"{vpn.name} | {vpn.ip}");
}

foreach(VPNInfo vpn in this.CS.User.available_vpns)
{
    listBox1.Items.Add($"{vpn.name} | {vpn.ip}");
}

8 Replies

Pobiega•2mo ago

you cant append to an array arrays are fixed size

Algo•2mo ago

O_o

Pobiega•2mo ago

fairly sure your "append" is actually a concat and returns a new array, that you are promptly dropping

Algo•2mo ago

hmmm

Pobiega•2mo ago

the better solution is to use a List<T> and list.Add(...)

Algo•2mo ago

ok 1sec let me take a look at an old project i did this way in

Pobiega•2mo ago

just doublechecked, array.Append is indeed Enumerable.Append and returns the new sequence public static IEnumerable<TSource> Append<TSource>(this IEnumerable<TSource> source, TSource element)

Algo•2mo ago

i used this instead

                    Array.Resize(ref this.User.available_vpns, this.User.available_vpns.Length + 1);
                    this.User.available_vpns[this.User.available_vpns.Length - 1] = vpn;

                    Array.Resize(ref this.User.available_vpns, this.User.available_vpns.Length + 1);
                    this.User.available_vpns[this.User.available_vpns.Length - 1] = vpn;

this approach should be a method built-in :picard_facepalm: ty for the help effort tho thread closing

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