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Using dotNet obejct in COM componant

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themadmax - 29 Dec 2006 10:51 GMT
I'm writting a COM componant in C++/IDL.
This componant is using in C# project, and I want to use
System.Drawing.Bitmap
In my IDl file I writed importlib("System.Drawing.tlb");
On function declaration is [id(5)] HRESULT image([out, retval] _Bitmap
**ppImage);
But how I can create initiaze it correctly ?
How I can cast an System::Drawing::Bitamp^ in _Bitmap* ?

If you have sample or some help.

Thanks
Sheng Jiang[MVP] - 29 Dec 2006 17:07 GMT
if you have System::Drawing::Bitamp^ already, then you are writing a managed
assembly. you can reference the assembly you created in C#
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Sheng Jiang
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> I'm writting a COM componant in C++/IDL.
> This componant is using in C# project, and I want to use
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> Thanks

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