I am writing a program to set a sequence in which various objects will appear in report. The sequence is the Y position (cell) on Excel spreadsheet.
A demo part of code is below. What I want to accomplish is to have a collection, which will allow me to add multiple objects and I can get a sorted collection based on the sequence
SortedList list = new SortedList();
Header h = new Header();
h.XPos = 1;
h.name = "Header_1";
list.Add(h.XPos, h);
h = new Header();
h.XPos = 1;
h.name = "Header_2";
list.Add(h.XPos, h);
I know that the SortedList
will not allow this and I have been searching for alternate. I don't want to eliminate the duplicates and already tried List<KeyValuePair<int, object>>
.
Thanks.
Thanks a lot for your help. While searching more, I found this solution. (Available in Stackoverflow.com in other question)
First, I created a class which would encapsulate my objects for classes (Headers,Footer etc)
public class MyPosition
{
public int Position { get; set; }
public object MyObjects{ get; set; }
}
So this class is supposed to hold on the objects, and PosX of each object goes as int Position
List<MyPosition> Sequence= new List<MyPosition>();
Sequence.Add(new MyPosition() { Position = 1, Headerobject });
Sequence.Add(new MyPosition() { Position = 2, Headerobject1 });
Sequence.Add(new MyPosition() { Position = 1, Footer });
League.Sort((PosA, PosB) => PosA.Position.CompareTo(PosB.Position));
What eventually I get is the sorted "Sequence" list.