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Is there someway to send my code so that someone can tell me what is happening?

The problem is I have tested my method in a simple main program but when I copy this to my dll and then call the method through the dll I get a run time array error. No changes except dropping the "static" qualifier

analytic · Answer

I have run these programs on a different machine and everything is OK. Seems something has gone wrong with this machine

analytic · Answer

Thanks. I copied you code exactly and I still get the error analysis.Transform does not contain a definition for tt()

Jan Montano · Answer

First I created a class library with this code namespace analysis { public class Transform { public Transform() { } public void tt(double[] a) { a[0] = 2.3; a[1] = 1.4; } } } Then I made a client console just to test it with this code: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using analysis; namespace ConsoleApplication1 { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Transform t = new Transform(); double[] a = new double[5]; a[0] = 1; a[1] = 1.5; t.tt(a); Console.WriteLine(first: {0} second: {1}a[0]a[1]); Console.Read(); } } }

Jan Montano · Answer

hi copying your code results in compile error. I guess there are typo errors. But after modifying the sample code I get it to work. You should have no problem accessing the tt function from the dll. I just added reference of my client code to the debug dll of analysis and it works fine.

analytic · Answer

I have the following namespace analysis { public class Transform; public Transform() {} public void tt(double[] a); { a[0] = 2.3; a[1] = 1.4]; } } } Using System; using analysis; using utilities; namespace Test { private static TextWindow; public static Main() { double[] a = new double[5]; Transform t = new Transform(); w = new TextWindow(Test); a[0]=1.0; a[1]=1.0; t.tt(a); ww.showWindow(); } } I now get a build error saying tt() is not defined in analysis.Transform I am not sure what is going on here. Any help will be appreciated.

Jan Montano · Answer

you could post it here. just don't put all the code if it is too long. If u can provide a simple code example that is not working that would be great.