NET.createArray - Package: NET

Array for nonprimitive .NET types

Syntax

Description

array = NET.createArray(typeName, [m,n,p,...]) creates an m-by-n-by-p-by-... array of type typeName, which is either a fully qualified .NET array type name (namespace and array type name) or an instance of the NET.GenericClass class, in case of arrays of generic type. m,n,p,... are the number of elements in each dimension of the array.

array = NET.createArray(typeName, m,n,p,...) alternative syntax for creating an array.

You cannot specify the lower bound of an array or create a jagged array.

Examples

This example creates a .NET array of List<Int32> generic type.

genType = NET.GenericClass('System.Collections.Generic.List',...
  'System.Int32'); 
arr = NET.createArray(genType, 5)

arr = 

  System.Collections.Generic.List<System*Int32>[] handle 
  Package: System.Collections.Generic 

  Properties: 
            Length: 5 
        LongLength: 5 
              Rank: 1 
          SyncRoot: [1x1 System.Collections.Generic.List<System*Int32>[]] 
        IsReadOnly: 0 
       IsFixedSize: 1 
    IsSynchronized: 0 

  Methods, Events, Superclasses 

See Also

NET.convertArray | NET.createGeneric

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