Dave,
I tried something like that *years* ago when I first had a play with C#
(.net v1) - the little grey cells aren't what they were but I'm pretty sure
I just set object properties and let the calling app retrieve them.
AndyD 8-)#
"Dave Crozier"
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Andy,
The problem is passing an array reference back from a .net component
wrapped
up into a dll for Paul's icalendar "activex". Nothing to do with VFP or the
Organizer and I can't just get my head around the best way to do it.
Bloody .NET and C#!
Dave Crozier
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Dave Crozier said "the problem is passing array references"
I assume it's all local - so can't you pass an object ref instead?
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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