Look into using a SortedList (Dictionary sorted by the key)
If you need more complex logic, so that you can sort other than by
just the key, look at IComparer and IComparable...
I posted this earlier via yahoo's website, but for some reason it's
really slow today, so I'm trying again...
--- In padnug@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Keith R. Pinster" <dimondwoof@xxxx>
wrote:
> I've got an object that has a set of sub-objects. I want to be
able to
> retrieve the sub-objects in a certain order. Is there a way to
change
> the index of the sub-objects?
>
> E.G:
> Favorites:
> Cars:
> 1. Corvette
> 2. Nova
> 3. Firebird
>
> User wants to change the order so that it reads:
> 1. Corvette
> 2. Firebird
> 3. Nova
>
> Currently I'm tracking the order with an Order int field, but this
> seems really messy and error prone. Any ideas?
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