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  MIB426

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  System.Collections.Generic Output Issue

  Jun 23, 2011 11:22 AM|LINK

  Dear All

  I created FirstClass.py as below:

  class Employee:
      FirstName = ''
      LastName = ''
      Age = 0

  Then I created another file TestFirstClass.py as below:

  import sys
  sys.path.append('C:\\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\\Framework\\v4.0.30319')
  import clr
  import System
  import System.Collections.Generic
  from FirstClass import Employee
  
  list = System.Collections.Generic.List[type(Employee)]()
  g1 = Employee
  g1.FirstName = 'A'
  g1.LastName = 'B'
  g1.Age = 35
  list.Add(g1)
  
  g2 = Employee
  g2.FirstName = 'C'
  g2.LastName = 'D'
  g2.Age = 5
  list.Add(g2)
  
  for s in list:
      print s.FirstName, s.Age

  But the result it shows:

  C 5
  C 5
  
  It should be

  A 35
  C 5
  
  Does anyone know what is wrong??

  Thank You

  James Wu (MIB426)
  .NET is only way to go
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  MIB426

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  Re: System.Collections.Generic Output Issue

  Jun 23, 2011 03:02 PM|LINK

  Dear All

  I found the answer,

  I should make type as class.

  list = System.Collections.Generic.List[type( MyGreetings())]()
  g1 = MyGreetings()
  g1.FirstName = 'A'
  g1.LastName = 'B'
  g1.Age = 35
  list.Add(g1)
  
  g2 = MyGreetings()
  g2.FirstName = 'C'
  g2.LastName = 'D'
  g2.Age = 5
  list.Add(g2)

  

  James Wu (MIB426)
  .NET is only way to go
  MCP, MCSE, MCDBA, MCSD, MCAD
  
  • Edited by MIB426 on Jun 23, 2011 03:03 PM
  • Edited by MIB426 on Jun 23, 2011 03:03 PM
  • Marked as answer by MIB426 on Jun 23, 2011 03:03 PM