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Bill Woodruff
Really a theoretical question out of curiousity more
than a truly practical one ... I seem to recall that
casting arrays was a no-no in C++.
I think it is not possible to take an array in a Tag object :
// put an array in a UserControl's Tag object
myUserControl.Tag = new int[3,4];
And then extract it and typecast it back to an array.
But it is interesting that if you set a breakpoint and then
go into the command window and inspect the value :
? myUserControl.Tag
It reports its Type as System. Array.
Any thoughts ?
thanks, Bill Woodruff
dotScience
Chiang Mai, Thailand
than a truly practical one ... I seem to recall that
casting arrays was a no-no in C++.
I think it is not possible to take an array in a Tag object :
// put an array in a UserControl's Tag object
myUserControl.Tag = new int[3,4];
And then extract it and typecast it back to an array.
But it is interesting that if you set a breakpoint and then
go into the command window and inspect the value :
? myUserControl.Tag
It reports its Type as System. Array.
Any thoughts ?
thanks, Bill Woodruff
dotScience
Chiang Mai, Thailand