Declaring
List<byte> LogEvents = new List<byte>();
//or for a class:
List<LogEventClass> LogEvents = new List<LogEventClass>();
Adding Objects
LogEventClass LogEvent1 = new LogEventClass();
LogEvents.Add(LogEvent1);
Add Array
LogEvents.AddRange(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(NameText));
Removing Objects
Find the object index then
LogEvents.RemoveAt(Index);
There is also RemoveRange or just Remove where you specify an exact match for it to find and remove.
Total Number Of Objects In A List
for (Count = 0; Count < LogEvents.Count; Count++)
{
Reading A List Item
Use an index as with an array.
SomeVariable = LogEvents[Index];
Working Through A List
for each (LogEventClass LogEvent in LogEvents)
{
}
Clear A List
LogEvents.Clear();
Convert List To An Array
Use .ToArray();
Copy An Array To A List
List<LogEventClass> LogEvents = new List<LogEventClass>(SomeArray);
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