C# (CSharp) Idata.Add Examples

Programming Language: C# (CSharp)

Class/Type: Idata

Method/Function: Add

Examples at hotexamples.com: 3

The IDataAdd interface in C# provides a way to add new data to an existing data set or container. This interface is commonly used in database applications, where new records need to be added to a database table.

Here are some examples of how to use IDataAdd in C#:

Example 1:
Suppose you have a list of integers and you want to add a new integer to the list. You can use the IDataAdd interface to accomplish this:
```c#
List numbers = new List { 1, 2, 3, 4 };
IDataAdd adder = numbers;
adder.Add(5); // adds 5 to the end of the list

Package library: System.Collections.Generic

Example 2:
Assume you have a class called "Person" with properties such as name, age, and address. You want to create a new instance of the Person class and add it to a list of people.

c# List people = new List(); IDataAdd adder = people; Person newPerson = new Person("John", 25, "123 Main St"); adder.Add(newPerson); // adds the new Person object to the end of the list ``` Package library: System.Collections.Generic In both examples, we create a new instance of the IDataAdd interface using an existing data container, such as a List. We then use the Add method to add new data to that container. The package library for both examples is System.Collections.Generic, as this is the namespace that contains generic collections such as List.

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Frequently Used Methods

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TryGetValue(8)

Add(3)

ClearData(1)

Remove(1)

TryBindData(1)

add(1)

Example #1

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File: SystemState.cs Project: tiffthi/Horizon

        /**
         * Adds a integer Profile to the state with the given key. If no Profile exists, a new Profile is created
         * with the corresponding key. If a Profile exists with that key, the Profile is appended onto the end of the Profile.
         * @param key The key corresponding to the state variable.
         * @param profIn The Profile to be added to the integer Profile.
         */
        public void addValue(StateVarKey <int> key, HSFProfile <int> profIn)
        {
            HSFProfile <int> valueOut;

            if (!Idata.TryGetValue(key, out valueOut)) // If there's no Profile matching that key, insert a new one.
            {
                Idata.Add(key, profIn);
            }
            else         // Otherwise, add this data point to the existing Profile.
            {
                valueOut.Add(profIn);
            }
        }

Example #2

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File: SystemState.cs Project: tiffthi/Horizon

        /**
         * Adds a integer Profile value pair to the state with the given key. If no Profile exists, a new Profile is created
         * with the corresponding key. If a Profile exists with that key, the pair is appended onto the end of the Profile.
         * Ensure that the Profile is still time ordered if this is the case.
         * @param key The key corresponding to the state variable.
         * @param pairIn The pair to be added to the integer Profile.
         */
        void addValue(StateVarKey <int> key, KeyValuePair <double, int> pairIn)
        {
            HSFProfile <int> valueIn = new HSFProfile <int>(pairIn);
            HSFProfile <int> valueOut;

            if (!Idata.TryGetValue(key, out valueOut)) // If there's no Profile matching that key, insert a new one.
            {
                Idata.Add(key, valueIn);
            }
            else                      // Otherwise, add this data point to the existing Profile.
            {
                valueOut.Add(pairIn); //TODO: make sure this is ok. was formally iterator.second.data
            }
        }

Example #3

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File: SystemState.cs Project: tiffthi/Horizon

        /**
         * Sets the integer Profile in the state with its matching key. If a Profile is found already under
         * that key, this will overwrite the old Profile.
         * @param key The integer state variable key that is being set.\
         * @param profIn The integer Profile being saved.
         */
        public void setProfile(StateVarKey <int> key, HSFProfile <int> profIn)
        {
            HSFProfile <int> valueOut;

            if (!Idata.TryGetValue(key, out valueOut)) // If there's no Profile matching that key, insert a new one.
            {
                Idata.Add(key, profIn);
            }
            else           // Otherwise, erase whatever is there, and insert a new one.
            {
                Idata.Remove(key);
                Idata.Add(key, profIn);
            }
        }