Creating an array of objects

[trainmayor]

How do I create an array of objects?
I have 21 text boxes that need to be filled from 7 class objects. I want to step through the objects in sequence, check the value of a member variable, and if that is true, display the name in the box.
Is this something I need to use pointers for? What is the syntax for declaring and accessing the array?
I am writing a Windows Form in VC++2008
The class I want to use is below.

ref struct block{
	System::String^ name;
	System::Boolean enabled1;//Enabled on the first loop
	System::Boolean enabled2;//Enabled on the second loop
	System::Boolean enabled3;//Enabled on the third loop
	System::Int32 sequence;
	System::Int32 length;};

So, in the object "Union", I want to check if enabled1 is true. If so, then set this->box1->Text=Union.name. If not, check "High"; if High.enabled1==true , then this->box1->Text=High.name,etc. Then, repeat the cycle at TextBox8 and following.
Thank you.

[naraku9333]

If you want to loop through controls on a form you can use something like
for each(Control^ con in this->Controls)
I am assuming your using c++/cli from the code you posted.

[SIK]

to create appropriate cli array try:

array<TextBox ^, 1> ^ ar = gcnew array<TextBox ^, 1>(21);

ar[0] = this->box1;
ar[1] = this->box2;
...
ar[20] = this->box21;

then you can loop through with convential for loop or containers for each loop.

using for each is faster than using convential for loop logic.