static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Fun with VARIANTs.
VariantObjClass varObj = new VariantObjClass();
// Check out some details...
// Any required boxing occures automatically!
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant("Hello")); // VT_BSTR
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(20)); // VT_I4
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(999999)); // VT_I4
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(true)); // VT_BOOL
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(9.876)); // VT_R8
int[] theStuff = { 12, 22, 33 };
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(theStuff)); // VT_ARRAY | VT_I4
// Make use of base class types.
System.Int32 myInt32 = 500;
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(myInt32)); // VT_I4
// Of course, you can use explicit System.Object types as well.
object theObj = "Some string data";
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(theObj)); // VT_BSTR
// Cast if necessary...
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant((byte)27)); // VT_I2
// Pass a value as a variant of type VT_CURRENCY.
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n",
varObj.CheckThisVariant(new CurrencyWrapper(new Decimal(75.25))));
// Add some variants.
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants("Hello", "There"));
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants(4, 4));
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants(54.33, 98.3));
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants(false, true));
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants(theStuff, theStuff));
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Fun with VARIANTs.
VariantObjClass varObj = new VariantObjClass();
// Check out some details...
// Any required boxing occures automatically!
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant("Hello")); // VT_BSTR
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(20)); // VT_I4
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(999999)); // VT_I4
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(true)); // VT_BOOL
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(9.876)); // VT_R8
int[] theStuff = {12,22,33};
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(theStuff)); // VT_ARRAY | VT_I4
// Make use of base class types.
System.Int32 myInt32 = 500;
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(myInt32)); // VT_I4
// Of course, you can use explicit System.Object types as well.
object theObj = "Some string data";
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant(theObj)); // VT_BSTR
// Cast if necessary...
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n", varObj.CheckThisVariant((byte)27)); // VT_I2
// Pass a value as a variant of type VT_CURRENCY.
Console.WriteLine("{0}\n",
varObj.CheckThisVariant(new CurrencyWrapper(new Decimal(75.25))));
// Add some variants.
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants("Hello", "There"));
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants(4, 4));
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants(54.33, 98.3));
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants(false, true));
Console.WriteLine("Summation: {0}", varObj.AddTheseVariants(theStuff, theStuff));
}
