Examples of com4j.Variant

com4j.Variant
Wraps COM VARIANT data structure. This class allows you to deal with the raw VARIANT type in case you need it, but in general you should bind VARIANT* to {@link Object} or{@link Holder}<Object> for more natural Java binding.
TODO: more documentation.
Notes
1. Calling methods defined on {@link Number} changes the varianttype (i.e., similar to a cast in Java) accordingly and returns its value.
Method names that end with '0' are native methods.
TODO: more accessors @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi (kk@kohsuke.org)

        if(method.isVarArg() && p==params[params.length-1]) {
            // use varargs if applicable
            if( javaType.endsWith("[]") )
                javaType = javaType.substring(0,javaType.length()-2)+"...";
        }
        Variant defValue = p.getDefaultValue();
        if(defValue!=null)
            try {
                o.print("@DefaultValue(\""+ defValue.stringValue()+"\")");
            } catch (ComException e) {
                // in rare occasions we get default values that are not printable.
                // ignore such an error.
            }
        o.print(javaType);

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