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I have a Java.Lang.Object which was created from a float[][][][] using Java.Lang.Object.FromArray(xxx). I now need to convert the Java.Lang.Object back to a float[][][][]. I am not very familiar with converting between Java.Lang.Object and .NET. How can I convert back to float[][][][]? Thanks.
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You will need to know what the data type is and use something like the following taken from here. I have not tried this.
The link you give does not help. First of all, I do know the data type (as stated in my OP, it is float[][][][]). Also, I think it may have something to do with the fact that my data type is a Jagged Array with multiple dimensions.