IReferenceArray<T> IReferenceArray<T> IReferenceArray<T> IReferenceArray<T> Interface

Definition

public : interface IReferenceArray<T>public interface IReferenceArray<T>Public Interface IReferenceArray<T>// You can use this interface in JavaScript.

Inheritance

IPropertyValueIPropertyValueIPropertyValueIPropertyValue

IReferenceArray<T>IReferenceArray<T>IReferenceArray<T>IReferenceArray<T>

Attributes

ContractVersionAttribute GuidAttribute

Inherited Members

Inherited methods

Inherited properties

Remarks

You can't implement the IReferenceArray interface or include it in a signature. IReferenceArray is mainly an internal implementation detail of how the Windows Runtime implements boxing and nullable values.

(C++ only) In C++, this interface is exposed as Platform::IBoxArray<T>. In scenarios such as XAML data-binding in which a collection of either reference types or value types is passed as type Platform::Object^, you can use safe_cast to convert the object to IBoxArray, and then use the IBoxArray::Value property to access the strongly typed Platform::Array object that contains the elements of the collection.

Interface inheritance

IReferenceArray inherits IPropertyValue. Types that implement IReferenceArray also implement the interface members of IPropertyValue.

public : T[] Value { get; }public T[] Value { get; }Public ReadOnly Property Value As T[]// You can use this property in JavaScript.

See Also

• IPropertyValue IPropertyValue IPropertyValue IPropertyValue
• Nullable&lt;T&gt;