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Private Investigation: System.Collections.ArrayList

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June 24th, 2008 by daniva

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Lately many user sending me question about .NET objects, and how they could be used in QuickTest

So, I decided to make a research, on one of the most efficient .NET collections: the System.Collections.ArrayList

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6 Responses to “Private Investigation: System.Collections.ArrayList”

  1. mister.Chipmunk Says:

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    It's very useful and interesting article. Thanks a lot for such detailed investigation! But why this article is put into Environme... ...

  2. qtp281 Says:

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    very good useful article... One question though, After i create a arrayList using the DotNetFactory and try to see what all metho... ...

  3. daniva Says:

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    strange... which debuger version you using? pdm.dll? i am using version 9 in our site you can find instructions how to downloa... ...

  4. umaradha Says:

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    Smart Investigation…………..Keep rocking

  5. alec Says:

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    You should post the above images (code examples) as plain text so we can copy/paste.
    GREAT SITE !

  6. Ismail Ali Says:

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    Interesting dude

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