STL usage in C#

Hi.

I'm looking at Intermediate tutorial 1 and I'm trying to correlate the stuff in the STL with the stuff in .NET.

I'm sorry for the n00b question, but C# is new to me. If looked around a little and couldn't find much.. If you know where I can find the answer, even if its RTFM : http://www.ogre3d.org/<WHERE_I_SHOULD_LOOK)

Is there a C# implementation of the stuff in the STL?

Thanks

DC

OK so I found some stuff in System.Collections and Systems.Collections.Generic

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0sbxh9x2(vs.80).aspx

now, which one has the same properties as the deque.

LOL

@DigitalCyborg:

when you say properties of a deque, are you making reference to the front and back pushing/popping functionality? or just idea of a dynamic type array?

i ask because i know some people use a deque because thats the first thing they might have learned. there really is no equivalent System.Collections class to std::deque, but System.Collections.ArrayList and System.Collections.Stack are pretty close to std::vector, and System.Collections.Hashtable can do anything an std::map can.

you can check the msdn for examples of any of those, but if you still need help then post.

Actually,

I'm trying to stay as close to the CPP version of the tutorial as possible.

I think I found what I was looking for in System.Collections.Generic:

LinkedList<T>

the C# LinkedList is a doubly linked list which allows addition to the front and back.

I'm using it as follows

LinkedList<Vector3> mWalkList = null;

...
//Constructor
public MoveDemoApplication()
{
mWalkList = new LinkedList<Vector3>();
}
...


If it doesn't work I'll let you know.

DC