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From: Rick Morningstar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] InterOp and Safearrays
From: Richard A Morningstar
The imported interop code was:
MethodA([in] Object marshal(SafeArray Variant) saUnks) .
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] InterOp and Safearrays
From: Richard A Morningstar
The imported interop code was:
MethodA([in] Object marshal(SafeArray Variant) saUnks) ...;
This is correct?
Adam Nathan
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] InterOp and Safearrays
You shouldn't be modifying the signature in this case because you're
treating a single VARIANT (that should contain an array of VARIANTs) as
an array of V
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From: Rick Morningstar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: [DOTNET] InterOp and Safearrays
From: Richard A Morningstar
I have a legacy COM Object with a signature like te following:
HRESULT MethodA([in] VARIANT saUnks);
From: Richard A Morningstar
I have a legacy COM Object with a signature like te following:
HRESULT MethodA([in] VARIANT saUnks);
Where this variant is a SafeArray of Variants (where each variant in the
SafeArray is of type VT_IUNKOWN).
I have modified the generated Interop assemblyas follows
