Accessing a array wich seems to be no array O.o

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The DLL:

C#

public static List<byte[]> RequestDialoge(int NPCID,int Control)
        {
            List<byte[]> CombinedPacket = new List<byte[]>();
            CombinedPacket = Dialoge.Create(NPCID, Control);
            return CombinedPacket;
        }

How i want to use it:

C#

int NPCID = BitConverter.ToInt32(Packet, 4);
                            int Control = (int)Packet[10];
                            Cli.CurrentNPC = NPCID;
                            object[] Data = new object[2];
                            Data[0] = NPCID;
                            Data[1] = Control;
                            Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadFile(@"Y:\OS Share\C#\DynamicNpcDialoge.dll\bin\Debug\DynamicNpcDialoge.dll");
                            Type T = assembly.GetType("DynamicNpcDialoge.dll.DynamicNpcDialog");
                            MethodInfo foo = T.GetMethod("RequestDialoge");
                            object Packers = foo.Invoke(T, Data);

Got my solution already, i was just thinking too complicated

C#

List<byte[]> packets = Packers as List<byte[]>;

Packers now becomes count 5
Every of that 5 contains a byte array,

however, i dont know how to access them...

Any Ideas?

Posted 7-Jan-12 9:09am

EveryNameIsTakenEvenThisOne

Updated 7-Jan-12 10:25am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-07T10:35:00

Your code is not quite clear to me, but providing a data structure that looks like an array for a user and is not an array in implementation is quite easy:

C#

internal struct Element {/*..*/} //or class

class ElementContainer {
    internal Element Add(Element element) {/*...*/ return element; }
    internal void AddRange(Element[] elements) {/*...*/}
    //...
    internal Element this[int index] { get { return GetElement; } }
    #region implementation
        Element GetElement(int index) {/*...*/}
        //all complexity is hidden here :-)
    #endregion implementation
}

//usage:

ElementContainer container = new ElementContainer(/*...*/);
container.Add(/*...*/);
contaner.AddRange(/*...*/);
Element myElement = container[3]; // :-)

—SA