RuntimeHelpers.OffsetToStringData Property
Definition
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Caution
OffsetToStringData is obsolete. Use string.GetPinnableReference() instead.
Caution
OffsetToStringData has been deprecated. Use string.GetPinnableReference() instead.
Gets the offset, in bytes, to the data in the given string.
public:
static property int OffsetToStringData { int get(); };public static int OffsetToStringData { get; }[System.Obsolete("OffsetToStringData is obsolete. Use string.GetPinnableReference() instead.")]
public static int OffsetToStringData { get; }[System.Obsolete("OffsetToStringData has been deprecated. Use string.GetPinnableReference() instead.")]
public static int OffsetToStringData { get; }static member OffsetToStringData : int[<System.Obsolete("OffsetToStringData is obsolete. Use string.GetPinnableReference() instead.")>]
static member OffsetToStringData : int[<System.Obsolete("OffsetToStringData has been deprecated. Use string.GetPinnableReference() instead.")>]
static member OffsetToStringData : intPublic Shared ReadOnly Property OffsetToStringData As IntegerProperty Value
The byte offset, from the start of the String object to the first character in the string.
- Attributes
Remarks
Compilers use this property for unsafe, but efficient, pointer operations on the characters in a managed string. Compilers should pin the string against movement by the garbage collector before use. Note that common language runtime strings are immutable; that is, their contents can be read but not changed.
