IDebugPointerObject::SetBytes

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Sets the value pointed to from a series of consecutive bytes.

Syntax

HRESULT SetBytes( 
   DWORD  dwStart,
   DWORD  dwCount,
   BYTE*  pBytes,
   DWORD* pdwBytes
);

int SetBytes(
   uint     dwStart,
   uint     dwCount,
   byte[]   pBytes,
   out uint pdwBytes
);

Parameters

dwStart
[in] An offset, in bytes, from the start of the object pointed to.

dwCount
[in] The number of bytes to set.

pBytes
[in] An array of bytes representing the new value. This value is stored into the object, starting at the given offset.

pdwBytes
[out] Returns the number of bytes actually set.

Return Value

If successful, returns S_OK; otherwise, returns an error code.

Remarks

This method is used if the pointer as represented by this IDebugPointerObject points to a primitive type or a simple array of primitive types (that is, an array that can be represented by a simple sequence of bytes). This IDebugPointerObject object cannot be a null reference (it must point to an address in memory).

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