Mr. Land
11/7/2007 5:38:00 PM
I have a legacy VB6 DLL that I'm calling from a C# program. I'm using
the "Add Reference" functionality in VS 2005 to accomplish this.
One of the classes that are implemented in the DLL has a member which
is an associative array (indexed by strings.)
If I call into the DLL from VB.NET, I can use the following syntax and
it works just fine:
myElement = DLLObject.elements("Mine")
....but I can't figure out how to do this from C#. So far I've tried
the following:
myElement = DLLObject.elements["Mine"];
string strIndex = "Mine";
myElement = DLLObject.elements[strIndex];
string strIndex = "Mine";
myElement = DLLObject.elements[ref strIndex];
When I look at the referenced DLL within Visual Studio, about the
closest thing I can find to what I'm looking for is a method:
DLLObject.get_Item(ref Object); - but I'm not sure if this is what I
need to use.
I also see a GetEnumerator() method along with an Add(), but that's
about it.
Is it possible to do this? If so, what would it look like?
Thank you.