Re: .Net DLL only accepts ByteArray(1 to 32)

Dim aData(31) As Byte


"Benjamin Lukner" <Benjamin.Lukner_at_trinomix.de@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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> Hi!
>
> I'm using a .Net DLL that's referenced by my project.
> The strange thing is that the DLL vendor uses byte arrays of 32 bytes
> length having a lower bound of 1 to read and write data!
>
> The only way I've found to create such an array is
>
> Dim aData As System.Array = _
> System.Array.CreateInstance( _
> GetType(System.Byte), _
> New Integer() {32}, _
> New Integer() {1})
>
> Does anyone know a neater way to do it?
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Benjamin Lukner


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