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Dark GDK / HowTo Question: MakeMemblockFromArray

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Gervais
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Posted: 1st Jan 2007 00:35
Hi Everyone,

I did notice that now we have this new command “MakeMemblockFromArray” in the .NET version to use in the memblock section but I can’t find any example on how to use it. If some one has been able to use it could you post an example on how to us it.

Thanks
kBessa
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Posted: 1st Jan 2007 03:54
Good! I was to ask Paul about it but just forgot. Don't know how to use this function, so it was not included in the preview of DarkEngine.

Paul! Help us here!
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Posted: 1st Jan 2007 11:07
To be honest, I can't actually tell you how to use the function because it's not documented in DGDK either. The second argument requires an address to an array in memory, but not a managed array. So for example, it could be potentially used in C++ if you've created a correctly formatted array structure in memory and you pass the address of the array.

I believe that the function was used as part of the DBP language for managing internal array creation of sorts, but unless Mike or Lee explains what the function is for, I can't say any more on it.

It's only available in the .NET toolkit because it was also available in DGDK (C++). Both toolkits don't explain the function's use in their respective documentation.

Paul.

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Posted: 7th Jan 2007 12:42
It's a command that you can't really use in the GDK. It takes a DBPro-style array and makes a shallow copy of all array items into the memblock

Niels Henriksen
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Posted: 7th Jan 2007 14:06
I think that there are some commands that will be better to use NET's own commands than GDK's version of the commands.

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