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Re: Which datatype? NSMutableArray, Vector, Array ???
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Re: Which datatype? NSMutableArray, Vector, Array ???


  • Subject: Re: Which datatype? NSMutableArray, Vector, Array ???
  • From: Kaj Hejer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2003 08:38:52 +0200

At 15:48 -0700 16-09-2003, Milly Strelzoff wrote:
hi,
what about using ArrayList?
It also does not take primitives so you still have to
create a wrapping with Integer and then add to
ArrayList.


Hi!

Yes, ofcource. You can use ArrayList. The only trouble with that is that WORepetition and other WO* elements does not take Collections for their bindingelements. Maybe in WO6? :)

My last email contained a serious error. NSMutableArray can't contain primitives. Sorry about that!



-Kaj :)
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