Matlab Read a System.Col​lections.G​eneric.Dic​tionary from c# dll

I have a Matlab application and I receive from a c# dll (NET Assembly) a

System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary*KeyCollection<System*String,System*Collections*Generic*List<System*Double>>

I would like to fill a containers.map with the received info: Keys/ Values

How can I read this kind of Collection in Matlab?

Thank u for support

[Doctor G]

If you use methods(dictObj) you will see that the dictObject supports the .Item() and other methods.

Add                                      GetObjectData                            
Clear                                    GetType                                  
ContainsKey                              Item                                     
ContainsValue                            OnDeserialization                        
Dictionary<System*String,System*Object>  Remove                                   
Equals                                   ToString                                 
GetEnumerator                            TryGetValue                              
GetHashCode

[Radhakrishnan]

Any Idea how to create the above collection in Matlab? I tried the following but none is working ; c1,c2,c3 are failing

DoubleListType = NET.GenericClass('System.Collections.Generic.List','System.Double'); DictType = NET.GenericClass('System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary','System.String',{DoubleListType}); c3 = NET.createGeneric('System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary','System.String',NET.GenericClass('System.Collections.Generic.List','System.Double'));

c2 = NET.createGeneric({DictType}); c1 = NET.createGeneric('System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary','System.String',{DoubleListType});

Answer 1

[Darren Aklestad]

I was able to do this by the following:

keys = dic.Keys;
keys_enum = keys.GetEnumerator;
len = dic.Count;

key_list = cell(len,1);
cnt = 0;
stat = 1;
while stat
   stat = key_enum.MoveNext;
   if stat
       key_val = key_enum.Current;
       if ~isempty(key_val)
           key_list(cnt) = char(key_val);
       end
    end
end

You then have the keys and you can use the keys to access the dictionary items