MemoryMarshal.GetReference Method
Definition
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Overloads
| GetReference<T>(ReadOnlySpan<T>) |
Returns a reference to the element of the read-only span at index 0. |
| GetReference<T>(Span<T>) |
Returns a reference to the element of the span at index 0. |
GetReference<T>(ReadOnlySpan<T>)
- Source:
- MemoryMarshal.cs
- Source:
- MemoryMarshal.cs
- Source:
- MemoryMarshal.cs
Returns a reference to the element of the read-only span at index 0.
public:
generic <typename T>
static T % GetReference(ReadOnlySpan<T> span);public static ref T GetReference<T> (ReadOnlySpan<T> span);static member GetReference : ReadOnlySpan<'T> -> 'TPublic Shared Function GetReference(Of T) (span As ReadOnlySpan(Of T)) As TType Parameters
- T
The type of items in the span.
Parameters
- span
- ReadOnlySpan<T>
The read-only span from which the reference is retrieved.
Returns
A reference to the element at index 0.
Remarks
If the read-only span is empty, this method returns a reference to the location where the element at index 0 would have been stored. Such a reference may or may not be null. The returned reference can be used for pinning, but it must never be dereferenced.
Applies to
GetReference<T>(Span<T>)
- Source:
- MemoryMarshal.cs
- Source:
- MemoryMarshal.cs
- Source:
- MemoryMarshal.cs
Returns a reference to the element of the span at index 0.
public:
generic <typename T>
static T % GetReference(Span<T> span);public static ref T GetReference<T> (Span<T> span);static member GetReference : Span<'T> -> 'TPublic Shared Function GetReference(Of T) (span As Span(Of T)) As TType Parameters
- T
The type of items in the span.
Parameters
- span
- Span<T>
The span from which the reference is retrieved.
Returns
A reference to the element at index 0.
Remarks
If the span is empty, this method returns a reference to the location where the element at index 0 would have been stored. Such a reference may or may not be null. The returned reference can be used for pinning, but it must never be dereferenced.
