Class VBArrayType

Namespace

RDCore.SDK.Model.Types

Assembly

RDCore.SDK.dll

A VBIntrinsicType<T> representing any type of array data type.

public abstract record VBArrayType : VBIntrinsicType<object[]>, IEquatable<VBType>, IEquatable<VBIntrinsicType>, IEquatable<VBIntrinsicType<object[]>>, IEnumerableType, IEquatable<VBArrayType>

Inheritance

object

VBType

VBIntrinsicType

VBIntrinsicType<object[]>

VBArrayType

Implements

IEquatable<VBType>

IEquatable<VBIntrinsicType>

IEquatable<VBIntrinsicType<object[]>>

IEnumerableType

IEquatable<VBArrayType>

Derived

VBFixedSizeArrayType

VBResizableArrayType

Inherited Members

VBType.ManagedType

VBType.Name

VBType.IsHidden

VBType.CreateIndeterminateValue()

VBType.PrintMembers(StringBuilder)

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Extension Methods

VBVarTypeExtensions.VarType(VBType)

Remarks

The managed type of a value of this data type is object[].

Constructors

VBArrayType(VBType)

A VBIntrinsicType<T> representing any type of array data type.

protected VBArrayType(VBType ItemType)

Parameters

ItemType VBType

Remarks

The managed type of a value of this data type is object[].

Properties

DefaultValue

Gets an empty (uninitialized) VBResizableArrayValue of this type's ItemType.

public override VBTypedValue DefaultValue { get; }

Property Value

VBTypedValue

Remarks

An array that has no dimensions yet is still an array of what it was declared as: TypeName of a Dim a() As Long that nothing has ReDim'd is "Long()". A fresh one each time, an array's cells being mutable storage that no two variables may share.

ItemType

public VBType ItemType { get; init; }

Property Value

VBType

TypeInfo

Gets an instance of the VBResizableArrayType.

public static VBArrayType TypeInfo { get; }

Property Value

VBArrayType

Methods

CreateValue(IBindingHandle)

Recovers the VBArrayValue boxed into handle as a VBRuntimeArrayValue — an array's real storage (its element cells) lives on the array object itself, not in anything a handle could reconstruct piecemeal, so this unboxes the original instance rather than building a new one.

public override VBTypedValue CreateValue(IBindingHandle handle)

Parameters

handle IBindingHandle

Returns

VBTypedValue

Remarks

An array read from a binding that is not known (ForReading(IBindingHandle)) is not known either, and neither is anything read from it: the element cells are the stored array's own, shared, but what an element of it is can no longer be relied on.