The following table lists functions in this documentation.
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Returns a pointer to the actual safe array data and locks the safe array. | |
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Allocates the actual data of the given safe array. | |
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Allocates a descriptor for the safe array. | |
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Checks whether the given parameter is a safe array operation error code. | |
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Copies a safe array to another. | |
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Copies the data from a safe array to another. | |
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Creates a safe array. | |
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Destroys a safe array. | |
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Destroys the actual data of the given safe array. | |
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Destroys the descriptor of the given safe array. | |
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Raises an event corresponding to the given safe array operation error code. | |
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Returns the number of dimension of the given safe array. | |
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Returns the element at the specified position in the given safe array. | |
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Returns the size in bytes of an element in the given safe array. | |
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Returns the lower bound for the given dimension of a safe array. | |
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Returns the upper bound for the given dimension of a safe array. | |
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Locks a safe array. | |
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Returns a pointer to the element at the specified position in the given safe array. | |
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Sets the element at the specified position in the given safe array. | |
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Changes the bound information for the last dimension of a safe array. | |
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Unlocks a safe array previously locked using the SafeArrayAccessData routine. | |
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Unlocks a safe array. | |
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Converts a variant from one type to another. | |
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Clears a variant. | |
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Clears the destination variant and makes a copy of the source variant. | |
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Clears the destination variant and makes a copy of the source variant, including the case when the source is of varByRef type. | |
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Initializes a variant. |
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