Array/Constructor Problem

[Tom Jenner]

I've pasted some code below that doesn't want to complile. Instead it gives the error messages.
Group3ObjectExperiment.java:7: illegal start of expression
new RunLengthCode(({53}), 1, 0),
^
Group3ObjectExperiment.java:11: ')' expected
new RunLengthCode(({176}), 1, 4),
^
I think its a syntax problem but I may be way off. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong. Many thanks. - Tom
--Code is as follows--
class Group3Object
{
//Run length code arrays
RunLengthCode[] whiterunlengthcodes = {
new RunLengthCode({53}, 1, 0),
new RunLengthCode({28}, 1, 2),
new RunLengthCode({112}, 1, 4),
new RunLengthCode({128}, 1, 4),
new RunLengthCode({176}, 1, 4),
};
public Group3Object()
{
}

}
class RunLengthCode
{
int[] code;
int length;
int offset;

RunLengthCode(int[] s, int i, int j)
{
this.code = s;
this.length = i;
this.offset = j;
}
}

[Michael Morris]

Try this:

class Group3Object {
//Run length code arrays
    RunLengthCode[] whiterunlengthcodes = {
        new RunLengthCode(new int[] {53}, 1, 0),
        new RunLengthCode(new int[] {28}, 1, 2),
        new RunLengthCode(new int[] {112}, 1, 4),
        new RunLengthCode(new int[] {128}, 1, 4),
        new RunLengthCode(new int[] {176}, 1, 4),
    };
    public Group3Object() {}
}
class RunLengthCode {
    int[] code;
    int length;
    int offset;
    RunLengthCode(int[] s, int i, int j) {
        this.code = s;
        this.length = i;
        this.offset = j;
    }
}

Note the syntax for an anonymous array: new int[] {53}.

[Tom Jenner]

Thanks, that now compiles.