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You can use size_is and pointer magic to represent what you want. But, I am
not sure about VB being happy about that..:-(
Something like
HRESULT Foo([out]int * size1, [out]int* size2,[out,size_is(,*size1,*size2)]
int *** arrayOfInts);
might work.. Here you are representing pointer to
arrayOfInts[*size1][*size2].. (I think ??)


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David Morgenlender wrote in message <36b2516d.85013812@enews.newsguy.com>...
>I have to pass a 2-dimensional array as an input parameter to a COM method.
>Neither dimension is known at compile time.  The interface is derived from
>IUnknown.  The clients will be written in C++ & VB.  I already have dynamic
>1-dimensional arrays working in both C++ & VB.  But I haven't been able to
find
>any way to specify a dynamic 2-dimensional array in the .IDL file.  I can,
of
>course, convert it to a 1-dimensional array as far as COM is concerned.
But I'd
>rather keep it as 2-dimensional, if possible, to keep the code more
readable,
>etc.
>
>Any ideas?
>
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>Dave Morgenlender
>e-mail: dmorgen@alum.mit.edu
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