While you can define in Managed C++ a method that looks to C# as a variable
argument list (by using the ParamsAttribute attribute), there's no direct
syntax in the language to call one, so you need to manually create an array
first and then pass that.
While you can define in Managed C++ a method that looks to C# as a variable
argument list (by using the ParamsAttribute attribute), there's no direct
syntax in the language to call one, so you need to manually create an array
first and then pass that.
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