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Apricot #1660
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| public struct RgbFunctionCurve { | ||
| [FieldOffset(0x0)] public uint Data; | ||
| // not a fixed size array, not sure how else to handle this? | ||
| [FieldOffset(0x4), FixedSizeArray] internal unsafe fixed byte _keys[0x10]; |
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I think what you were looking for was FixedSizeArray2<Pointer<RgbKey>>.
But in this case, with a dynamic sized array, it probably won’t help much.
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Could do
[FieldOffset(0x4)] public RgbKey* KeyPointer;
public Span<RgbKey> Keys => new Span(KeyPointer, KeyCount);with looking at how the GetKey function works
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I think what you were looking for was
FixedSizeArray2<Pointer<RgbKey>>. But in this case, with a dynamic sized array, it probably won’t help much.
Originally tried this with a FixedSizeArray1, but it throws a IndexOutOfRangeException beyond the first element.
Could do
[FieldOffset(0x4)] public RgbKey* KeyPointer; public Span<RgbKey> Keys => new Span(KeyPointer, KeyCount);with looking at how the
GetKeyfunction works
There isn't a pointer here, it's an inline array with a dynamic size.
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