Below are the definitions of two classes. VList creates two static integer
arrays (v_0, v_1), creates an array of pointers to these arrays (vlist), and
has a public method to return a pointer to the corresponding integer array
based on its index into vlist (Element( index )) .

MyClass contains an instance of VList, and then tries to call Element(1) and
get a pointer to the appropriate integer list (v_1). But what comes out the
debugger says the result is an undefined variable.

What am I doing wrong? Alternately I'd like to return the copied values of
the appropriate int array to an external int array (in contrast to returning
a pointer to the internal int array), but not sure how to do this via a
return from a subroutine.

Note the 'static' aspect to much of VList.

Thanx in advance for any help...

[==P==]

//----------------------------------------------------
#typedef array<int>              Int_Array ;
#typedef array<Int_Array>   Int_Array_Array ;
//----------------------------------------------------
ref class VList
{
public:
VList(){}
~VList() {}

public:

static Int_Array^ Element( int i )
{
 return vlist[i] ;
}

private:

static Int_Array_Array^ vlist = gcnew Int_Array_Array(2)
{
 v_0, v_1
} ;

static Int_Array^ v_0 = gcnew Int_Array(2){ 0x01, 0x02 } ;
static Int_Array^ v_1 = gcnew Int_Array(2){ 0x03, 0x04 } ;
} ;

//-------------------------------------------------------

ref class myClass
{
public:

myClass(){}
~myClass(){}

void Sub()
{
Int_Array^ info = m_Vlist.Element( 1 ) ;

int x = info[0] ; // error here - debugger says 'info' is an 'undefined
variable'!
}

private:

VList  m_VList ;
} ;

//-------------------------------------------------------------