Use value from one list to another list

Question

Greetings guys.

I would like to create 2 lists, in which the first one should contain rectangles and the other some kind of objects.

For example:

List<Rectangles> recs = new List<Rectangle>();
List<Object> objs = new List<Object>(); // Object is an example of a class that I have created and named Object
Rectangle rec;
Object obj;

if (something)
{
   rec = new Rectangle(x,y,width,height);
   recs.Add(rec);
   obj = new Object(/* I want this field to be the value of the rectangle previously crearted*/,                 Content.Load<Texture2D>("myImage.jpeg"));
   objs.Add(obj);
}

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Vulpes · Answer

OK in that case you should just be able to pass 'rec' in the constructor: if (something) { rec = new Rectangle(xywidthheight); recs.Add(rec); obj = new Object(rec Content.Load (myImage.jpeg)); objs.Add(obj); }

Steve Tsiki · Answer

Yeah you're right and thanks!!!!!!!!!!!

Steve Tsiki · Answer

The name Object is an example. My list's name is Obstacles. The class is as follows: public class Obstacle { Texture2D ob_tex; Rectangle ob_rec; Obstacle ( ) { } public Obstacle(Rectangle rec Texture2D tex) // Function to create { this.ob_rec = rec; this.ob_tex = tex; } }

Vulpes · Answer

Well first of all I wouldn't name your class Object (if in fact you have done) because it could get confused with System.Object for which the keyword 'object' is an alias in C#. What is the signature for your Object's constructor or if it doesn't take any parameters what are the names and types of the public properties you want to set?