How to pass a C# list variable to another C# method?

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When one calls a method, generally the AML is passed. Is there a way to pass a C# variable so I won't have to regex a string that it casts into when I pass it as I do currently in an AML tag attribute. 
 
 Such like access it some other way than AML for a C# to C# calling. 
 
 Best Regards, 
 Frank

Christopher Gillis · Accepted Answer

Ah, I see. Unfortunately, no, there's no way to preserve that kind of data-typing. 
 However, there are plenty of utility functions to easily convert lists to and from strings nowadays. It is extra code to handle the AML layer, but one line of 
 List<string> idList = this.getProperty("selected_ids", "").Split(",").ToList(); 
 should be enough to handle what you're looking for. And you can use the methodology from the blog post I linked to set this "fake" selected_ids property when you call this C# method.

How to pass a C# list variable to another C# method?

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