Trouble overloading methods when using string and sting[]?

Still no errors when I compile this: using System; namespace Test { class Program { public static void Sample(string string1, string string2, string string3, System.Windows.Forms. MessageBoxButtons buttons) { } public static void Sample(string string1, string string2, string string3, System.Windows.Forms. MessageBoxButtons buttons) { } static void Main() { string myStringArray = new string { "this is a test", "of overloaded methods" }; Sample("String1", myStringArray, "String2", System.Windows.Forms.

MessageBoxButtons. OK); } } } Does this error in your environment?

You haven't shown the calling code. My guess is that you're trying to pass in a string array as the first or third argument instead of the second - but if you post your code (or even better, a short but complete example) then we'll be able to sort it out.

Without seeing how you're calling this, it's hard to tell, but you'll need to ensure your first and third parameters are always string, and your last parameter, of course, is of the type MessageBoxButtons. Only the second parameter can change.

Public static void Sample(MessageBoxButtons buttons, params string args) { }.

The problem probably isn't the iPod touch. You most likely need to review the instructions for your Bluetooth device for how to put it into "discoverable" mode. In the mode, it will start sending a signal that says "I'm available for new connections."

The Bluetooth device will then "pair with" your iPod touch. Your Bluetooth device may also require that the device it's going to connect to give it a password. My iPod prompted me for a four digit number when I was connecting to my own Bluetooth device.

That password, if one is needed, should also be in your Bluetooth device's instructions.

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