Handling VARIANT Arrays

Hi,

I want to access a VARIANT array returned by a method in VC++, that is
supposed to be a long array.

Can anybody suggest me a way of access this array and get the values
in it.

Following is a sample code:

m_ctrlCashDispenserActX.GetLastDispenseCounts();

The method GetLastDispenseCounts() returns a VARIANT array. So how can
I access those long values given in the array.

Is it possible with Safearrays? Give me some sample codes.

Thanks in advance.

Thilanga.

Off-topic.

Thilanga wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to access a VARIANT array returned by a method in VC++, that is
> supposed to be a long array.
>
> Can anybody suggest me a way of access this array and get the values
> in it.
>
> Following is a sample code:
>
> m_ctrlCashDispenserActX.GetLastDispenseCounts();
>
> The method GetLastDispenseCounts() returns a VARIANT array. So how can
> I access those long values given in the array.
>
> Is it possible with Safearrays? Give me some sample codes.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Thilanga.

You need to ask in a Visual C++ newsgroup.
The _standard_ C++ langauge, which is discussed in this
newsgroup, does not have a keyword "VARIANT".

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