I get a variable that is a int and a pointer (address) to a string (Byte*) in c++
I've been struggling like for 3 days in order to turn this into a Byte array. I have no clue how long would be that...

I feel very stupid..... 2 things,
the delegate is declared after the call AND it's called from a console application and the event doesn't have time to get executed before programe termination.
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This is causing headache, the event OnGetStatusEvent is never fired...
I know it has to do with the fact it's encapsulated inside class.
The Event is a method of a com object, I did not implement...

There must be another cleaner way... Cause as soon as this item gets deleted, the grid that is referenced to should also display proper information.
I'll way for another post :) Thanks Kekke

I created a list of instances of a class, I don't know how to delete for exemple item at index 1 oPerson[1] ...

Here is my code

ViewerList[] oPerson = new ViewerList[2];
oPerson[0] = new...

I've been working with c# since only a year, but I figured this for a c# windows service I've made that calls a vb6 class object with no less then 52 arguments....

hope it will help someone.

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In C# I need to know if it's possible to use a variable (string) as object name.
For example

string myInstanceName = "myObject";
[myInstanceName].callMethod(bla, bla, bla);...

What a rude answer, I'm also looking for the same, I have developped something but in vb6... :sad: Now looking for something efficient in .NET, C# in fact.