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How to pass an integer argument as "ref System.Object pvarIndex"?

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Morten Olsen - 04 Aug 2003 10:29 GMT
Hi,

I'm having trouble calling the IHTMLFramesCollection2.item function in the
mshtml interop dll from a C# project. The original C++ declaration looks
like this,

   HRESULT item(
       VARIANT* pvarIndex,
       VARIANT* pvarResult
   );

Which in the mshtml interop dll is translated into,

   System.Object item(ref System.Object pvarIndex )

I'd like to pass the number of a frame to the function but do not know how.
Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Morten Olsen
Mattias Sj?gren - 04 Aug 2003 12:25 GMT
Morten,

>I'd like to pass the number of a frame to the function but do not know how.

object frameIndex = 42;
object frame = framesColl.item( ref frameIndex );

Mattias

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