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Hi Tobias,
I'm glad to hear this. BTW, it's a good idea to initialize the list members in the declaration -- the initialization will be inserted in every constructor:
public class MyClass{ List<MyElement> myList = new List<MyElement>;
MyClass(){} // will contain the initialization
MyClass(string par) {...} // will contain the initialization too}
If you don't like this style, you can choose the following:
public class MyClass{ List<MyElement> myList;
MyClass() { myList = new List<MyElement>; }
MyClass(string par) : this() // calls the default constructor {...} }
Regards,Mirko