object conversion

I'm confused.  I thought that all the replies showed up on the "object conversion" thread.  You should be able to find the question and answer there.

The problem was converting an object back into string vectors.

There's a great answer with lots of references.

Yes, the code works.  You can step through it and watch the whole process.
Sorry that the code didn't have any explanation.  I meant to get back and annotate it, but  ...

If you find this, but can't find the thread, I don't quite know what to do.  I suppose I could paste it all together for another reply.

Cheers

Jim

I don't know what the question is.
 
Does your test program work? Does it do what you need done?

Here's the code for my test program:


namespace ObjectArrayTest
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {

            string[] OutStringVector0 = { "a ", "b" };
            string[] OutStringVector1 = { "c", "d" };

            Object[] OutboundObject = { OutStringVector0, OutStringVector1 };
            object[] InboundObject = Loopback(OutboundObject);
            string[] InStringVector0 = (string[]) InboundObject[0];
            string   FirstString = InStringVector0[0];

        }

        static object[] Loopback(object[] InputStuff)
        {
            return (InputStuff);
        }


    }
}

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Article 2. is excellent!  It covers the general topic, I can understand it all, and the specific case works.  I'm delighted.  Kudos to Rajesh VS.

Many thanks.

Jim