Or if you are lazy use buid-in generic class Tuple
From MSDN.
Create collection of Tuple(Of String, List(Of String))
and use approach suggested by @Plutonix for binding collection to ComboBox
Dim savedFilter As New List(Of Tuple(Of String, List(Of String)))()
savedFilter.Add(
Tuple.Create("default",
New List From {"filter1", "filter2", "filter3"}))
savedFilter.Add(
Tuple.Create("Blue ones",
New List From {"filter4", "filter5"}))
savedFilter.Add(
Tuple.Create("Old ones",
New List From {NameTextBox.Text, AgeTextBox.Text, NotesTextBox.Text}))
With ComboBoxSavedFilters
.DisplayMember = "Item1" 'Name of first property in Tuple type
.ValueMember = "Item2" 'Name of second property in Tuple type -List
.DataSource = savedFilter
End With
Then SelectedValue
will contain currently selected filter's collection,
which can be accessed like that
Dim filter As List(Of String) =
DirectCast(Me.ComboBoxSavedFilters.SelectedValue, List(Of String))
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