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Maurice Anderson wrote:

>I have a Wmi object that I read data from.  The data is presented in the
>common types like int and so on.  A few however are some sort of Array of
>which I have no clue how to read.  For example:
>
>datetime InstallDate;

InstallDate
    Data type: datetime
    This property has not been implemented yet. It returns a NULL
value by default.

Since it hasn't been implemented, it's hard to know for absolute
certain, but generally, it is a 64bit value similar if not exactly
like FILETIME.  If not NULL, try using FileTimeToSystemTime() on it.


>string NetworkAddresses[];

NetworkAddresses
    Data type: string array
    Array of network addresses for an adapter.
    This property has not been implemented yet. It returns a NULL
value by default.

Since it hasn't been implemented, it's hard to know for absolute
certain, but generally, it is a sequence of cstrings, with the final
string being empty. As in NA[] = {"One\0Two\0Three\0\0"};

>uint16 PowerManagementCapabilities[];

I don't know how many there are, but if not NULL, [0] should be
readable.