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7.4

Remove a value from a string array

Asked by Atropa in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Miscellaneous Programming, Visual Studio

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I have a string that contains an array.  I want to remove one lousy value from the array but I can't seem to get it done. This is in VB.NET 2005 (.NET FW 2.0).  I populate the array in question by reading an external text file with array string in it, for example:
       aOU = {"ou=blah", "ou=fishcake", "ou=toothbrush"}
My code looks something like this:
       Dim OUArray As String
       Dim lOUArray() As String = oOU.Split(", ")
       OUArray = lOUArray
So now I have this OUArray and I put each item into a list box.  I have a few routines such as renaming a value in the array and so on.

What I want to do is allow the user to select an item in the list box (lbOU) and click a Remove OU button.  This ~should~ remove the ou from the array and when I re-populate the listbox from the updated array the OU should be gone.  I just CAN'T SEEM TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO REMOVE THE BLOODY ITEM FROM THE ARRAY!!!
I thought that I could do something like this, but it isn't working (Much to my chagrin):
       Dim iX As Integer = lbOU.SelectedIndex
       OUArray(iX).Remove()
-OR-
       OUArray.Remove(iX)
or something along those lines but that isn't working.  What am I missing here


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