ref class and ref struct are the same thing. You could replace class with struct below, but no-one uses struct.
Define a structure
public ref class DOCINFO
{
public:
String ^DocumentName;
String ^OutputFile;
int ^TheValue;
};
If You Need A Constructor
//----- CONSTRUCTOR -----
public: DOCINFO::DOCINFO()
{
DocumentName = "";
OutputFile = "";
}
Use it in functions
void MyFunction (DOCINFO ^info)
{
info->DocumentName = "Hello";
int->TheValue = 10;
or
void MyFunction (DOCINFO info)
{
info.DocumentName = "Hello";
int.TheValue = 10;
Define it in functions
DOCINFO ^info;
info->DocumentName = "Hello";
int->TheValue = 10;
or
DOCINFO info;
info.DocumentName = "Hello";
int.TheValue = 10;
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