Thanks craig No I can't use dynamic like that.

>Use a parameter array
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>public string PassRecordObjectDynamic(params dynamic[] foxObject)
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>although, I'm not 100% certain you can use dynamic here. You might need to use object, then cast it.
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>(Note the casing of foxObject. While you can use uppercase, it's become pretty much a standard to case this way. http://csharpguidelines.codeplex.com/)
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>>Hi
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>>I want to pass into a c# dll and object parameter like this
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>> public string PassRecordObjectDynamic(dynamic FoxObject)
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>>(from Ricks example at
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>>http://www.west-wind.com/weblog/posts/2010/Sep/13/The-dynamic-Type-in-C-Simplifies-COM-Member-Access-from-Visual-FoxPro
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>>but I'm not sure how to handle varying numbers of items in the object in the c# dll.
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>>ie There may be 1 or maybe 10.
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>>I can control what they are called
>> like phone1 phone2 etc but I'm not suer what the best way to deal with this in c#
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>>Some sort of macro substitution seems out (from what I've read)
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>>Any pointers
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>>Thanks
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>>Nick