C# adding list into list

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Published on 2010-12-27T22:41:26Z Indexed on 2010/12/27 22:54 UTC
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I have a DocumentList.c as implemented below. And when I try to add a list into the instance of DocumentList object it adds but the others be the same

 class DocumentList
    {
        public static List wordList;
        public static string type;
        public static string path;
        public static double cos;
        public static double dice;
        public static double jaccard;
        //public static string title;

        public DocumentList(List wordListt, string typee, string pathh, double sm11, double sm22, double sm33)
        {
            type = typee;
            wordList = wordListt;
            path = pathh;
            cos = sm11;
            dice = sm22;
            jaccard = sm33;
        }
    }

in main c#code fragment

public partial class Window1 : System.Windows.Window
    {

        static private List documentList = new List();

...

in a method I use as below.

DocumentList dt = new DocumentList(para1, para2, para3, para4, para5, para6);
                documentList.Add(dt);

Now, When i add the first list it is ok it seems 1 item in documentList, but for the second one I get a list with 2 items but both the same..

I mean I cannot keep previous list item..

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