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Add Method, problem with VARIANT arg

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Bob Kirkwood - 25 Jul 2003 12:43 GMT
When use the Add Method wizard to create a new method for
a COM interface, in the header file, it creates the
following:
   LONG s3(VARIANT vv);
Theres also an equivalent implementation in the cpp file.

At run time, the variant arg comes through as invalid.  
With the debugger, I can see that the indirection is
incorrect.  I can manually fix the problem with the
following change:
   LONG s3(VARIANT& vv);
.. and an equalent change in the cpp file

Can someone please confirm this bug for me and tell me if
my workaround is the proper one.
"Tarek Madkour [MSFT]" - 31 Jul 2003 18:41 GMT
> From: "Bob Kirkwood" <kirkwood@k6mfg.com>
>
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> Can someone please confirm this bug for me and tell me if
> my workaround is the proper one.

This is a bug. Your workaround is the correct one.

Thanks
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