Hello,

I'm using Visual C++ .NET 2003. I have a function which returns, say,
  System::Object __gc *rms
(this function is a member of a COM object).

Console::Write(rms) prints System.Double[], but I don't know how to get the values. I know I should get four doubles, but whatever I try, I get an Index out of bounds message.

Michel Aristegui

I dont have the entire code that you have at your end. But i belive if the underlying type is indeed System::Double[], then simple casting would work.

Try something like this, if you havent already

    System::Double ss[] = new System::Double[4];

    ss = (System::Double[])rms;
    Console::WriteLine(ss[0]);

Be sure about the underlying type of the returned value before casting though.

Regards
Ankur Verma

Hello,

Thanks for your reply.

ss[0] gives me a Double, but I can't get the other three. ss[1] doesn't work (index out of bounds).

Michel

Hi Michel, as I said I didnt have the complete code. So I wrote a minimal function that returns the pointer of the said type.
Now at my end I'm being able to access all four of the nodes. Just Debug though the code and see in any of the Watch windows if the returned pointer is in consistent state and indeed has all those four nodes. That is if havent done that already. Do write back, this is intresting stuff.

Regards
Ankur Verma