>
> Suman:
>
A sortedList is a new type of dictionary available to us from dotNet. Run
the following code and you will see that the keys are put into alphabetical
order. If the keys are numerical, then the keys will put into numerical
order.
Set mysl_2 = DotnetFactory.CreateInstance("System.Collections.SortedList")
mysl_2.add "b", "baby"
mysl_2.add "z", "zero"
mysl_2.add "a", "apple"
mysl_2.add "c", "carrot"
mysl_2.add "o", "orange"
mysl_2.add "p", "pear"
mysl_2.add "a.1", "annoy"
mysl_2.add "O", "juice"
Set myEnumerator_2 = DotnetFactory.CreateInstance(
"System.Collections.IDictionaryEnumerator")
Set myEnumerator_2 = mysl_2.getEnumerator
While myEnumerator_2.movenext
print "Key = " & myEnumerator_2.Key & ": value = " &
myEnumerator_2.value
Wend
hth,
Parke
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