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It should work without problem. &nbsp;Basically put the static keyword means that you do not need to create a separate object of that type which is distinct from a second object of the same type. &nbsp;The static 'shares' the function.<br />
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Put another way.<br />
Anything like<br />
public static XXX foo(params) can also be coded as public XXX foo(params). &nbsp;There is no restriction on the type of variables you use in params.
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It should work without problem.  Basically put the static keyword means that you do not need to create a separate object of that type which is distinct from a second object of the same type.  The static 'shares' the function.

Put another way.
Anything like
public static XXX foo(params) can also be coded as public XXX foo(params).  There is no restriction on the type of variables you use in params.

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Thank you very much for your help.
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Hi.<br />
I have to send a byte array to class (class take care about all communication with FTDI) . Unfortunately I can't use static function to do that <br />
&nbsp;public static void st_SendCommand(ref byte[p,int iSize) will not work because of FTDI dll restrictions. I resolved this situation in other cases when it wasn't array as argument by calling not static function from static and it works. But it is not working with array. I need to send array and size of array to my class &nbsp;and it those parameters have to be used in some not static function.<br />
How can I do that?
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Hi.
I have to send a byte array to class (class take care about all communication with FTDI) . Unfortunately I can't use static function to do that 
 public static void st_SendCommand(ref byte[p,int iSize) will not work because of FTDI dll restrictions. I resolved this situation in other cases when it wasn't array as argument by calling not static function from static and it works. But it is not working with array. I need to send array and size of array to my class  and it those parameters have to be used in some not static function.
How can I do that?

Pass byte array to not static function in class

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