Here's what I ended up with

Post #177,724 by broomberg 10/4/04 4:19:28 PM Reply	Here's what I ended up with \n SortedList srtHolder = new SortedList();\n \n foreach (string strFileName in fdlgGetFile.FileNames)\n {\n string short_file = Path.GetFileName(strFileName); \n srtHolder.Add(short_file,short_file);\n }\n\n\n foreach (string short_file in srtHolder.Keys)\n {\n if (lstFiles.FindStringExact(short_file) == -1)\n {\n lstFiles.Items.Add(short_file);\n }\n }\n\n Feels kind of evil, using the filename as both the key and the data, but it does return in sorted order for putting it in to the list box.
Post #177,732 by Arkadiy 10/4/04 4:40:11 PM Reply	Did you look at Array.Sort() ? Sorts the elements in an entire one-dimensional Array using the IComparable interface implemented by each element of the Array. [C#] [Serializable] public static void Sort( Array array ); Parameters array The one-dimensional Array to sort. -- ... a reference to Presidente Arbusto. -- [link\|http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/001417.html\|Geoffrey K. Pullum]
Post #177,744 by broomberg 10/4/04 5:26:17 PM Reply	I did now Thanks. I knew that last one felt wrong!

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