I'm basically looking for a way to access a hashtable value using a two-dimensional typed key in c#.
Eventually I would be able to do something like this
HashTable[1][false] = 5; int a = HashTable[1][false]; //a = 5
This is what I've been trying...hasn't worked
Hashtable test = new Hashtable(); test.Add(new Dictionary<int, bool>() { { 1, true } }, 555); Dictionary<int, bool> temp = new Dictionary<int, bool>() {{1, true}}; string testz = test[temp].ToString();
I think a better approach is to encapsulate the many fields of your multi-dimensional key into a class / struct. For example
struct Key { public readonly int Dimension1; public readonly bool Dimension2; public Key(int p1, bool p2) { Dimension1 = p1; Dimension2 = p2; } // Equals and GetHashCode ommitted }
Now you can create and use a normal HashTable and use this wrapper as a Key.
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