I want to create multidimensional array which has levels, groups and items.
2
-
1Check it out this link.... stackoverflow.com/questions/5176512/…Uttam– Uttam2011-08-05 07:10:08 +00:00Commented Aug 5, 2011 at 7:10
-
@Uttam,Thanks for post link, i am going to checkHorrorgoogle– Horrorgoogle2011-08-05 07:16:29 +00:00Commented Aug 5, 2011 at 7:16
Add a comment
|
2 Answers
Why not create an array of your custom defined objects?
class A{
int t;
int b;
}
List<A> test = new ArrayList<A>();
test.add(new A());
4 Comments
Alok Rajasukumaran
how to get values form this once passed to somewhere else?
Esben Skov Pedersen
Just as normal objects. test[0].t . Ob cource it is good practice to use encapsulation, add public int getT(), public int getB() and not access the fields directly.
Mr. Sulaman Khan
How to set value
Esben Skov Pedersen
just as normal objects: test[0].t = 123 or preferably add a constructor to A
To create Multidimensional array in static way,
Ex:
static final String listdesc[][][][] =
{
{ // grey
{ // lightgray
{ "grey", "grey only" },
{ "lightgrey","#D3D3D3" },
{ "dimgrey","#696969" }
},
{ // darkgray
{ "grey", "darkgrey" },
{ "sgi grey 92","#EAEAEA" }
}
},
{ // blue
{ // lightblue
{ "blue", "lightblue" },
{ "dodgerblue 2","#1C86EE" }
},
{ // darkblue
{ "blue", "darkblue" },
{ "steelblue 2","#5CACEE" },
{ "powderblue","#B0E0E6" }
}
},
{ // yellow
{ // lightyellow
{ "yellow", "lightyellow" },
{ "yellow 1","#FFFF00" },
{ "gold 1","#FFD700" }
},
{ // darkyellow
{ "yellow", "darkyellow" },
{ "darkgoldenrod 1","#FFB90F" }
}
},
{ // red
{ // lightred
{ "red", "lightred" },
{ "indianred 1","#FF6A6A" }
},
{ // darkred
{ "red", "darkred" },
{ "firebrick 1","#FF3030" },
{ "maroon","#800000" }
},
}
};
To create it programatically, refer to,
