RFA .NET Sets this string to specified memory array with the specified length.
Namespace: ThomsonReuters.RFA.CommonAssembly: RFA8_NET110_x64 (in RFA8_NET110_x64.dll) Version: 8.0.1.1
Syntax
| C# |
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public void Set(
char[] mem,
uint length
) |
| Visual Basic |
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Public Sub Set ( _
mem As Char(), _
length As UInteger _
) |
| Visual C++ |
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public:
void Set(
array<wchar_t>^ mem,
unsigned int length
) |
| F# |
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member Set :
mem:char[] *
length:uint32 -> unit
|
Parameters
- mem
- Type: array<System..::..Char>[]()[][]
Memory array to copy from.
- length
- Type: System..::..UInt32
Desired length of the resulting string.
Setting this value to 0 (zero, indicates that a 1-to-1 copy of the entire null
terminated input string is desired. RFA will use system's strlen( str ) to
determine input string length. Note that an undefined behavior may occur if the
input string is not null terminated.
Setting this value to something different than 0 (zero) indicates that caller
wants to set the length of the resulting string. RFA will create a new string
containing that many characters (including if present null term of the input string)
and additionally will null terminate it. For example, a call to RFA_String( "ABC", 5, true )
will internally create a string containing the following "ABC\0?\0".
Setting of this param allows applications to create a shorter copy the input string as well
as to preallocate memory for a longer string if string concatenantion is desired.
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