Chromatogram.Resize
Replaces the data points with a new, empty array of the given size.
Remarks
Existing points are discarded, and Count is set to the new size. Use Resize rather than assigning DataPoints directly, which does not update Count.
Syntax
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
| Resize(int sz) | Replaces the data points with a new, empty array of the given size. Existing points are discarded. |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| sz | int | The new number of data points. |
Example
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using Nova.Data;
Chromatogram chromat = new Chromatogram();
chromat.Resize(3);
chromat.DataPoints[0] = new ChromatDataPoint { RT = 10.0, Intensity = 1200 };
chromat.DataPoints[1] = new ChromatDataPoint { RT = 10.5, Intensity = 5400 };
chromat.DataPoints[2] = new ChromatDataPoint { RT = 11.0, Intensity = 2100 };
Console.WriteLine(chromat.Count); // 3
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