static void Main(string[] args)
{
/* You already have an array... */
string[] arr = new string[] { "Value 1", "Value 2", "Value 3" };
/* ...and an object instance... */
LotsaProps1 obj = new LotsaProps1();
/* ...so this is really the only code you'd need to add to your
* business logic: */
ArrayToPropertyMap.Map(arr, obj);
/* This code is just used to show that the example works: */
Console.WriteLine("Prop1 = '" + obj.Prop1 + "'");
Console.WriteLine("Prop2 = '" + obj.Prop2 + "'");
Console.WriteLine("Prop3 = '" + obj.Prop3 + "'");
Console.WriteLine("Prop4 = '" + obj.Prop4 + "'");
Console.ReadKey(true);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
/* You should already have the arrays... */
string[][] arr1 = new string[][] {
new string[] { "Value A 1", "Value A 2", "Value A 3" },
new string[] { "Value A 4", "Value A 5", "Value A 6" },
new string[] { "Value A 7", "Value A 8", "Value A 9" },
};
string[][] arr2 = new string[][] {
new string[] { "Value B 1", "Value B 2", "Value B 3", "Value B 4" },
new string[] { "Value B 5", "Value B 6", "Value B 7", "Value B 8" },
new string[] { "Value B 9", "Value B 10", "Value B 11", "Value B 12" },
};
/* ...so this is really the only code you'd need to add to your
* business logic: */
var l_objs1 = ArrayToPropertyMap.Map <LotsaProps1, string>(arr1, "Array1");
var l_objs2 = ArrayToPropertyMap.Map <LotsaProps1, string>(arr2, "Array2");
/* This code is just used to show that the example works: */
Console.WriteLine("Array1:");
foreach (var l_obj in l_objs1)
{
Console.Write("Prop1='" + l_obj.Prop1 + "'; ");
Console.Write("Prop2='" + l_obj.Prop2 + "'; ");
Console.Write("Prop3='" + l_obj.Prop3 + "'; ");
Console.WriteLine("Prop4 = '" + l_obj.Prop4 + "'");
}
Console.WriteLine("Array2:");
foreach (var l_obj in l_objs2)
{
Console.Write("Prop1='" + l_obj.Prop1 + "'; ");
Console.Write("Prop2='" + l_obj.Prop2 + "'; ");
Console.Write("Prop3='" + l_obj.Prop3 + "'; ");
Console.WriteLine("Prop4 = '" + l_obj.Prop4 + "'");
}
Console.ReadKey(true);
}
