//struct
value struct Vehicle{
public:
int ^VIN;
String ^Model;
// function to assign value
void Intro(Vehicle ^A){
Console::WriteLine("Type 0 if info is not available!");
Console::WriteLine("Enter VIN Number:");
String ^tmp = Console::ReadLine();
A->VIN = Convert::ToInt32(tmp);
// main
// create 2 vehicle types, and initialize (tmp to junk array)
array<Vehicle> ^junk = gcnew array <Vehicle> (Array_Size);
Vehicle ^tmp;
tmp = gcnew Vehicle;
tmp->Tech = gcnew TechInfo;
tmp->VIN = nullptr;
tmp->Model = nullptr;
for(int i = 0; (Array_Size-1) > i; i++)
{
junk = *tmp;}
// assign new value to junk
Intro(junk[0]);
// here is the problem
// when i print the value it just prints the initialization value
// not the new value from the function
Console::WriteLine(L"Value of VIN is: {0}", junk[0].VIN);
My value wont hold..... managed code
Author
The prob is at the end of the code, after i call my function,
it doesnt keep the value.
I don't know anything about managed code, but are you positive you're passing the Vehicle into Intro by reference? You store it in the array using *tmp, which gets the value, so I'm thinking you would be passing a copy of the Vehicle in (pass by value), rather than pass by reference.
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