LateBinding.LateGet Method
Definition
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Returns a late-bound value from an object.
This API supports the product infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.
public:
static System::Object ^ LateGet(System::Object ^ o, Type ^ objType, System::String ^ name, cli::array <System::Object ^> ^ args, cli::array <System::String ^> ^ paramnames, cli::array <bool> ^ CopyBack);
public static object? LateGet (object? o, Type? objType, string name, object?[]? args, string?[]? paramnames, bool[]? CopyBack);
public static object LateGet (object o, Type objType, string name, object[] args, string[] paramnames, bool[] CopyBack);
static member LateGet : obj * Type * string * obj[] * string[] * bool[] -> obj
Public Shared Function LateGet (o As Object, objType As Type, name As String, args As Object(), paramnames As String(), CopyBack As Boolean()) As Object
Public Function LateGet (o As Object, objType As Type, name As String, args As Object(), paramnames As String(), CopyBack As Boolean()) As Object
Parameters
- o
- Object
The object to return the value from.
- objType
- Type
The type of the object.
- name
- String
The member name of o
to retrieve a value from.
- args
- Object[]
An array of one or more index values that specify the location in o
if o
is a one-dimensional or multi-dimensional array, or argument values to pass to the object o
.
- paramnames
- String[]
An array that contains the names of the parameters to which the values in the args
array are passed.
- CopyBack
- Boolean[]
An array of Boolean
values, where True
indicates that the associated parameter is passed ByRef
.
Returns
If o
is an array, the value from o
at the location specified by args
. If o
is an object, the return value of o
invoked by using the named parameters in paramnames
and their associated values in args
.
Remarks
This class supports the Visual Basic compiler and is not intended to be used directly from your code.