bruce_bruen at mlc.com.au
bruce_bruen at mlc.com.au
Wed Mar 10 22:58:06 CST 2004
John,
What you've written it looks right, bu I must ask how do you know there is
"something" in the ParamArray? I would not expect it to be equal to a
null, it is (I can remember which) actually a stack or heap pointer. I
also seem to remember that passing objects in paramarrays is a nono you can
only pass value items (???) , but its been months since I've VBA'd so to
speak so I could be wrong on that.
...meanwhile back to the C#
hth
Bruce
"John W. Colby"
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11/03/2004 15:43
Please respond to Access
Developers discussion and
problem solving
I am doing an init() method of a class that looks like:
Public Sub Init(ByRef robjParent As Object, ParamArray lDepObjsArr() As
Variant)
where robjParent = a pointer to the parent class (ME)
and ParamArray lDepObjsArr() As Variant MAY BE an array of dependent object
classes but specifically at the moment isn't being passed anything. I.e.
the calling function looks like
MyClass.Init me
I am passing in a pointer to self in the first parameter and nothing at all
for the array.
Since it is an array that can contain variable number of objects I expected
it to allow this. However when I get inside the init() the lDepObjsArr has
something in it. That something is NOT a class, and I can't debug.print
the
value...
What the heck is going on here? Can I not do this (not pass anything to a
paramarray?
John W. Colby
www.ColbyConsulting.com
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