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| | Extract data out of a seemingly complex structure I define a variable ("result") as object. Its value is set by following code: object result = splusObject.GetType().InvokeMember("ReturnValue", System.Reflection.BindingFlags.GetProperty, null, splusObject, null); Then both bad news and good news. Bad is that "result" seems to be a matrix. In my debugger, it is: Dimensions:[1..2, 1..2]} [1, 1] 112 Good news is that it contains the correct value I want, "112". I've tried to extract "112" out of result, but to no avail. Any advice on how to extract "112" out of this complex structure of result? Thanks! |
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| | Re: Extract data out of a seemingly complex structure Judging from the debugger output, 'result' is a jagged array. If you are sure that the result is always a jagged array the following code will let you extract the value at [1, 1]. Make sure there are enough elements in the matrix though, in order to avoid receiving a IndexOutOfRangeException. int[,] b = (int[,])result; int resultValue = b[1, 1]; -- Stanimir Stoyanov http://stoyanoff.info "Curious" <fir5tsight@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:3494ebbd-ceb9-4887-a0f5-bcc221d0c5bd@xxxxxx Quote: >I define a variable ("result") as object. Its value is set by > following code: > > object result = splusObject.GetType().InvokeMember("ReturnValue", > System.Reflection.BindingFlags.GetProperty, null, splusObject, null); > > Then both bad news and good news. Bad is that "result" seems to be a > matrix. In my debugger, it is: > > Dimensions:[1..2, 1..2]} > [1, 1] 112 > > Good news is that it contains the correct value I want, "112". > > I've tried to extract "112" out of result, but to no avail. > > Any advice on how to extract "112" out of this complex structure of > result? Thanks! > > > |
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| | Re: Extract data out of a seemingly complex structure Thanks Stanimir! It works. |
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