Hi I have a struct in my form, and I need to pass a reference/handle to it to a separate class, which is ok with the simple "ref" keyword. Now, how do I store this ref to a struct in the class (as a member variable)? Is this possible? I hope so...
pseudorandom21
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Jump to Postsimple, just create a variable with the struct inside class...
struct MYStruct
{}
class MyClass
{
MYStruct instanceMyStruct; // create a property if you want to..
}
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arunkumars
14
Junior Poster
simple, just create a variable with the struct inside class...
struct MYStruct
{
}
class MyClass
{
MYStruct instanceMyStruct; // create a property if you want to..
}
pseudorandom21
166
Practically a Posting Shark
Is it possible with this "boxing" thing I've heard of? Like making it an "object" instance and using that?
arunkumars
14
Junior Poster
i suppose it shud work, because MYStruct is a type of object, so boxing should work.
can u try that out..?
pseudorandom21
166
Practically a Posting Shark
i suppose it shud work, because MYStruct is a type of object, so boxing should work.
can u try that out..?
I haven't been using C# much and it isn't my first language, I don't know how to do it so I was hoping you could show me in a line or two, but ok.
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