Hello,
I have a recursion function which generate 1-dimensional vector of integers
so for 3 cycles I have, for example, following vectors:
int[] vec1 = {1,3,2,4};
int[] vec2 = {2,5,6,2};
int[] vec3 = {3,3,2,8};

I need to populate 2 dimensional array of integers
int[,] st_list ,which is initially is empty, with the content of the vectors
above.
The number of columns in the 2 dim array is same (4) but the number of raw
is unknown.
So I need to populate the 2 dimensional array with each vector one at the
time (recursion iteration).
Could you please give me a hint how to do this?

Thanks,
GB

GB wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a recursion function which generate 1-dimensional vector of integers
> so for 3 cycles I have, for example, following vectors:
> int[] vec1 = {1,3,2,4};
> int[] vec2 = {2,5,6,2};
> int[] vec3 = {3,3,2,8};
>
> I need to populate 2 dimensional array of integers
> int[,] st_list ,which is initially is empty, with the content of the vectors
> above.
> The number of columns in the 2 dim array is same (4) but the number of raw
> is unknown.

I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. I think this
doesn't work because once the 2-dimensional array is created, it cannot
be resized anymore.

I'd store the 1-dimensional arrays in a list (which is resizable) and
once your generator function is done you can convert that list to a
2-dimensional array.

hth,
Max