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9.6

Handling pointers in managed environment

Asked by sudhakar_koundinya in Microsoft Visual C++.Net, Adobe Type Manager

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Dear All,

How to declare a pointer to pointer in managed environment?

public class ref Buffer //managed class
{
   private:
    Image** m_images;
};

Here Image is also a managed C++ class.

I am trying to do like this. But it is not working.
Could you please help this in issue?


Thanks
Sudhakar ChavaliStart Free Trial
 
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