Easy way to cast an array of strings to an array of objects?

[ssg31415926]

I need to cast a string[] into an object[] and vice versa.

At the moment, I'm using code like this:

int numOfObjects = Values.Length;
object[] objects = new object[numOfObjects];
for(int i = 0; i < numOfObjects; i++) {
objects = (object)Values;
}

where Values is a string[] passed to the member doing the conversion.

It works but it seems clunky. I feel there should be an easier way.
Is there?

 

[gmiley]

use (object[])stringArray

string[] stringItems = "a,b,c,d,e".Split(',');
object[] objectItems = (object[])stringItems;

 

[Guest]

you can't cast string[] to object[], but what you can do is use the
Array.Copy function instead of doing your own loop.

 

[ssg31415926]

Okay, that's what I understood. I just got a bit confused by your
earlier statement. Thanks for clarifying it.