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AndroidJNI.SetBooleanArrayElement

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Declaration

public static void SetBooleanArrayElement(IntPtr array, int index, bool val);

Parameters

array The array of native booleans.
index Index of the array element to set.
val The value to set.

Description

Sets the boolean value of one element in a primitive array.

This function is a special case of SetBooleanArrayRegion(), called with region size set to 1.

See Also: Java Native Interface Specification (Oracle)

Obsolete AndroidJNI.SetBooleanArrayElement(IntPtr, int, byte) is obsolete. Use AndroidJNI.SetBooleanArrayElement(IntPtr, int, bool) method instead.

Declaration

public static void SetBooleanArrayElement(IntPtr array, int index, byte val);

Parameters

array The array of native booleans.
index Index of the array element to set.
val The value to set - for 'true' use 1, for 'false' use 0.

Description

Sets the boolean value of one element in a primitive array.

This function is a special case of SetBooleanArrayRegion(), called with region size set to 1.

This overload is obsolete. Use the overload that takes the bool val parameter instead.

See Also: Java Native Interface Specification (Oracle)

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