Re: how do I use ref types in managed c++

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To avoid confusion, you might not want to refer to passing by ref as "ref
types". The choice of keywords by Microsoft is unfortunate, but passing by
ref vs by value and reference types vs value types are two totally
independent issues.
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"alexl" wrote:

ok found out it's with the % sign.

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