C#

Manu_81 wrote:

I want to create an array of the above class to store different values in MonNumber and EDID_Info, so that I can access those values in other calsses where ever I want

public class NewMonitorDetails
{
    // The static array of all NewMonitorDetails objects to be made available globally
    private static ArrayList newMonitorDetailsArray = new ArrayList();
 
    // The instance fields (I corrected the names to fit the .NET naming guidelines)
    private int monNumber;
    private string edid_Info; 
 
    // An empty constructor - not strictly required as the compiler will create
    // a default empty constructor for you.
    public NewMonitorDetails()
    {
    }
 
    //  public property backing the private field.
    public int MonNumber
    {
        get { return this.monNumber; }
        set { this.monNumber = value; }
    }
 
    //  public property backing the private field.
    public string EDID_Info
    {
        get { return this.edid_Info; }
        set { this.edid_Info = value; }
    }
 
    //  public property backing the private field.
    public static ArrayList NewMonitorDetailsArray
    {
        get { return NewMonitorDetails.newMonitorDetailsArray; }
        // No setter required - you can just modify the existing array
        // rather than create a new one.
    }
}

Manu_81 wrote:

Now how do I set and retrieve values to this class.

myMonitor.MonNumber = 2;
myMonitor.EDID_Info = "Some Info";

NewMonitorDetails.NewMonitorDetailsArray

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