Rank In Array to Reference Other Array 1

[Chance1234]

I have two string arrays

 //Folders to look at 
                string[] fnames = new string[6];
                fnames[0] = Fwatches.Default.fpath1.ToString();
                fnames[1] = Fwatches.Default.fpath2.ToString();
                fnames[2] = Fwatches.Default.fpath3.ToString();
                fnames[3] = Fwatches.Default.fpath4.ToString();
                fnames[4] = Fwatches.Default.fpath5.ToString();
                fnames[5] = Fwatches.Default.fpath6.ToString();

                //Subject Headers to Use 
                string[] fsubject = new string[6];
                fsubject[0] = Fwatches.Default.fsubject1.ToString();
                fsubject[1] = Fwatches.Default.fsubject2.ToString();
                fsubject[2] = Fwatches.Default.fsubject3.ToString();
                fsubject[3] = Fwatches.Default.fsubject4.ToString();
                fsubject[4] = Fwatches.Default.fsubject5.ToString();
                fsubject[5] = Fwatches.Default.fsubject6.ToString();

Im moving through the first array

     foreach (string strpath in fnames)
                            {

And Im trying to build a string at the end of each iteration from the second array

   StringBuilder sb2 = new StringBuilder();
                                sb2.Append(fsubject[fnames.Rank]);

byt the rank seems to not increase in number. What am I doing wrong ?

Chance,

F, G + 2MSTG

 

[jmeckley]

rank is the depth of the array (i think)
[tt]new string[0] rank = 1
new string[0][0] rank = 2
new string[0][0][0] rank = 3[/tt]
you either want to length (number of elements) - 1 or the index of the strpath, which will require changing the foreach to for(int i = 0; i < fnames.Length; i++) {...}



Jason Meckley
Programmer
Specialty Bakers, Inc.