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ICorDebugEval::CreateValue Method

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Creates a value of the specified type, with an initial value of zero or null.

This method is obsolete in .NET Framework version 2.0. Use ICorDebugEval2::CreateValueForType instead.

Syntax

HRESULT CreateValue (
    [in] CorElementType     elementType,
    [in] ICorDebugClass     *pElementClass,
    [out] ICorDebugValue    **ppValue
);

Parameters

elementType [in] A value of the CorElementType enumeration that specifies the type of the value.

pElementClass [in] Pointer to an ICorDebugClass object that specifies the class of the value, if the type is not a primitive type.

ppValue [out] Pointer to the address of an "ICorDebugValue" object that represents the value.

Remarks

CreateValue creates an ICorDebugValue object of the given type for the sole purpose of using it in a function evaluation. This value object can be used to pass user constants as parameters.

If the type of the value is a primitive type, its initial value is zero or null. Use ICorDebugGenericValue::SetValue to set the value of a primitive type.

If the value of elementType is ELEMENT_TYPE_CLASS, you get an "ICorDebugReferenceValue" (returned in ppValue) representing the null object reference. You can use this object to pass null to a function evaluation that has object reference parameters. You cannot set the ICorDebugValue to anything; it always remains null.

Requirements

Platforms: See System Requirements.

Header: CorDebug.idl, CorDebug.h

Library: CorGuids.lib

.NET Framework Versions: 1.1, 1.0

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