Re: mono embedding in c++: how to get a array from C# code?

//I reckon that mono_field_get_value will return a MonoArray,
//Try something a bit like this:
//
//MonoArray* monoArray = NULL;
//mono_field_get_value(obj, field, monoArrayl);
//MonoString *monoString = mono_array_get(monoArray, MonoString *, 0)
//char *s = mono_string_to_utf8(monoString); // copy this into a buffer that
you manage
//mono_free(s);

and how can I pass a pointer to mono?...
<code>
stuct test
{
        int index;
        string name;
};


MonoMethod* method = mono_class_get_method_from_name(klass, "testfunc", 2);
MonoException* ex;
typedef int(__stdcall *func)(MonoObject*, test*, MonoException**);
func f1 = (func)(mono_method_get_unmanaged_thunk(method));
test t1;
</code>
something like this? but C# won't accept a pointer except in unsafe context.
is there some other way of doing this - to read from a pointer to a struct
in C# and change it? or should I just pass the struct as a value?



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