Adding elements to an Object Array

[aneesahamedaa]

Hi all,
I have created an object array

Code:

Object elements[][] = {  {"first.doc","first.doc"},
                               {"second.pdf","second.pdf"},      
                               {"third.txt","third.txt"} 
          
 };

Now, how will I create an array as shown above when the names("first.doc","second.pdf","third.txt") come inside a vector?

The vector will be as given
Vector v = new Vector();
v.add("first.doc");
v.add("second.txt");
v.add("third.pdf");
How will I create the array(by iterating through the vector with for loop)?

[Eranga]

What you asking is not clear here. Do you want to add elements to a vector and iterate through that?

[aneesahamedaa]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eranga

What you asking is not clear here. Do you want to add elements to a vector and iterate through that?

Please see how I created the array first

Code:

Object elements[][] = {  {"first.doc","first.doc"},
                               {"second.pdf","second.pdf"},      
                               {"third.txt","third.txt"} 
          
 };

It was coded manually. Now that I have the data to create an array similar to the one above inside a vector.
ie; v.elementAt(0) will be "first.doc" v.elementAt(1) will be "second.pdf" and so on.
My question is, how to create the object array with the elements from this vector(using a for loop to add elements to the array from vector)

Kindly say if my point is not clear.

[aneesahamedaa]

Ok,
I got it solved myself
Object elements[][] = new Object[v.size()][2];
for(int i =0; i<v.size(); i++)
{
elements[i][0] = v.elementAt(i).toString();
elements[i][1] = mc.getIcone(mc.getExtension(v.elementAt(i).toStrin g().toUpperCase()));
}

Thanks for the help.

[Eranga]

I don't know exactly what you are going to do. But seems to me you are trying to keep a record pair each time.

Anyway, on the for loop you can still use the array length property.