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Well you can always subclass to provide
that functionality. We were wary of adding a method that all implementers of
IList would have to implement when there is always another way of doing things.
I’ll file your disagreement though. Matt From: Sorry, I of course meant
getItemIndex - not getItemAt. It just puzzles me why there isn't a remove()
method. It's a bit verbose to write array.removeItemAt( array.getItemIndex(
item ) ) instead of array.remove(item). wouldn't you agree? On 1/26/06, Matt
Chotin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: There's getItemIndex (may only be in beta?) which you can use
in conjunction with removeItemAt. Matt From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of gunnar a reinseth hi, YAHOO!
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