Is there a way to create an array of objects as part of a constructor or method? I'm really not sure how to word this, so I've included an example. I have an enum, and one of the fields is an array of numbers. Here is what I tried:
public enum KeyboardStuff {
QWERTY(1, {0.5f, 1.3f, 23.1f}, 6);
DVORAK(5, {0.1f, 0.2f, 4.3f, 1.1f}, 91);
CHEROKEE(2, {22.0f}, 11);
private int number, thingy;
private float[] theArray;
private KeyboardStuff(int i, float[] anArray, int j) {
// do things
}
}
The compiler says that the brackets { } are invalid and should be removed. Is there a way I can pass an array as an argument without creating an array of objects beforehand?
You can try with new float[] { ... }
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public enum KeyboardStuff {
QWERTY(1, new float[] {0.5f, 1.3f, 23.1f}, 6);
DVORAK(5, new float[] {0.1f, 0.2f, 4.3f, 1.1f}, 91);
CHEROKEE(2, new float[] {22.0f}, 11);
private int number, thingy;
private float[] theArray;
private KeyboardStuff(int i, float[] anArray, int j) {
// do things
}
}
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