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I have a third party web service. With VB.Net, one of the parameters of the function I'm using accepts an array of MyObject. So if I wrote the code below, SomeFunction would work as expected.

    Dim myArr(0) As MyObject
    SomeFunction(myArr)

Since myArr could hold many elements I wanted to create a different function that would allow me to pass in the relevant element (0,1,2,3,4....) into SomeFunction, rather than passing in 0 (in this case manually).

I'm not sure how to do this. Could someone help here?

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    Please elaborate on "that would allow me to pass in the relevant element into SomeFucntion." I am confused because you said SomeFunction takes an array, not a single element. Commented Jan 11, 2013 at 21:58
  • sure a little hard to explain but here goes. Using the above code works. In order for me to go through other elements i would have to write Dim myArr(1) As MyObject Dim myArr(2) As MyObject So what i thought was to create another function that would process the array elements and pass the relevant one to the function. The error i currently get if attempting my own way is 1-dimensional array of MyObjectt' cannot be converted to 'MyObject Commented Jan 11, 2013 at 22:13

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I'm not sure I completely understand your question, but if you're trying to pass in a single value of your object rather than an array, have you tried something like:

Dim myArr1 As MyObject
Dim myArr1 As MyObject

   SomeFunction({myArr1})
   SomeFunction({myArr2})

Or, more specifically, in your case:

Dim myArr(100) As MyObject

   ... code ...
   SomeFunction({myArr(20)})

... Something along those lines??

I apologize if I didn't understand your question correctly.

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