what's wrong ??

hi,
all i want to do is just to get the selected content in List A and move them to List B
and i end up this piece of code b4 i can compile successfully.

int[] selectedData ;
Object[] objData ;

String cmd = e.getActionCommand();
if( cmd.equals( "hide" ) == true )
{
selectedData = regtrList.getSelectedIndices() ;
objData = new Object[selectedData.length] ;
for (int i=0; i<selectedData.length; i++)
objData[i] = Integer.toString(selectedData[i]) ;
filterList.setListData(objData) ;
}





any1 dare to tell me what stupid mistake i made here ?

thank u

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The only thing I can see wrong right now is that you're trying to take an array (the whole array, not each element) and output it as a string. To fix this, change the following line:
objData = Integer.toString(selectedData);


to
objData = Integer.toString(selectedData[i]);



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When you post a question , please explain your problem clearly. Are u getting any compiler
or runtime error ? Or are u getting unwanted result ???

> for (int i=0; i<selectedData.length; i++)
> objData = Integer.toString(selectedData) ;

I dont know whether it's codeguru forum site bug or you are actually trying to do this.
( dont use "["i"]" , it will be interpreted as "<"i">" tag in HTML )

If your code is something like the following,


for (int index=0; index<selectedData.length; index++)
objData[index] = Integer.toString(selectedData[index]) ;




You are trying to assign the indexes not the values from the "regtrList". If you want
the values , you have to do something like the following


objData[index] = regtrList.getItem().(selectedData[index]) ;




Poochi..