Ironruby core - Feb 2008 - AddRange problem

I''m having trouble with this in a ListBox control:

self.listBox1.Items.AddRange([''a'', ''b'',
''c''])

I get the error

:0:in `InitializeComponent'': wrong number or type of arguments for
`AddRange'' (ArgumentError)

What''s the correct syntax here?

(I think this used to work)

Dermot
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For some reason it seems to be passing it in as

self.listBox1.Items.AddRange(''a'', ''b'',
''c'')

Odd..

Regardless though, as a work around for now you can do this:

[''a'',''b'',''c''].each {|item|
self.listBox1.Items.Add item}

On Feb 8, 2008 5:14 AM, Dermot Hogan <lists at ruby-forum.com>
wrote:
> I''m having trouble with this in a ListBox control:
>
> self.listBox1.Items.AddRange([''a'', ''b'',
''c''])
>
> I get the error
>
> :0:in `InitializeComponent'': wrong number or type of arguments for
> `AddRange'' (ArgumentError)
>
> What''s the correct syntax here?
>
> (I think this used to work)
>
> Dermot
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Michael Letterle wrote:
> For some reason it seems to be passing it in as
> 
> self.listBox1.Items.AddRange(''a'', ''b'',
''c'')
> 
> Odd..
> 
> Regardless though, as a work around for now you can do this:
> 
> [''a'',''b'',''c''].each
{|item| self.listBox1.Items.Add item}
> 
Unfortunately I can''t do that ... I have to use AddRange because
that''s
what the ListBox control + Form Designer generates. So I think I''m
stuck
:(


Dermot
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