convert "(unsigned long)this" from C++ to C#

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Hi friends

I've this function in a unmanaged dll file :

CLIENT_Init(DisConnectFunc, (unsigned long)this);

I've to redefine this header into C# to use it in my C# project,

It's clear that "this" refer the class: but how to convert "

(unsigned long)this

" into C#, I'cant find any equivalence, help plz

Posted 29-Jan-10 5:47am

mrabet ihsen

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-01-29T07:44:00

Solution 2

Did you try this.Handle?

Posted 29-Jan-10 7:44am

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Nicholas Butler · Answer 2 · 2010-01-29T06:38:00

Solution 1

C# doesn't have pointers ( except for unsafe code ). Objects are moved around in memory by the Garbage Collector, so this in C# is only a reference to an object, not a pointer to memory. This means casting it to an integer type will not work.

Nick

Posted 29-Jan-10 6:38am

Nicholas Butler