ListNodes returns null when no children present

MV Adam

Probably more of a subjective, stylistic issue, but I believe instead of returning null, it should return an empty initialized array.

I believe it makes for cleaner code

foreach (Node child in obj.ListNodes(...)){   //do something (if needed)}

instead of:

if ( (Node[] children = objListNodes(...)) != null){for (int i = 0 ; i<children.length ; i++){//do something}}

**Edit

 Actually I guess any method that returns an array will probably have this behaviour.

Kyle_Swidrovich

Hi Adam,

Thanks for your suggestion.

I agree that having it return an empty array would make for cleaner code and show that the result set is empty as opposed to "undefined".

I know that SOAP does some funky stuff so I'm not sure about whether or not this is possible, but it's something we can look into internally.

Kyle