Converting double array to IComparable array?

Although double can be cast to IComparable it doesn't mean that double can be cast to IComparable A simple option would be to create a new IComparable array and copy the data over - or in your case, simply start the original array as IComparable Actually, I'd be tempted to use the generic IComparable. Default and non-default comparers.

Although double can be cast to IComparable, it doesn't mean that double can be cast to IComparable. A simple option would be to create a new IComparable array and copy the data over - or in your case, simply start the original array as IComparable. Actually, I'd be tempted to use the generic IComparable or IComparer interfaces, or the Comparison delegate - all using generics - this also allows use of Comparer.

Default and non-default comparers.

Oh, right. I should actually USE those new language features. – David Sokol Oct 15 '08 at 20:48.

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