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  1. Local $str = "int var1;byte var2;uint var3;char var4[128]" Local $a = DllStructCreate($str) we usually use the following way DllStructSetData($a, "var1", -1) DllStructSetData($a, "var2", 255) DllStructSetData($a, "var3", -1) DllStructSetData($a, "var4", "Hello") DllStructSetData($a, "var4", Asc("h"), 1) but I see someone use something like this to set struct data $a.var1 = -1; $a.var2 = 255; $a.var3 = -1; $a.var4 = 'Hello'; ;~ $a.var4[0] = 'h'; this was a wrong way…… Is there any problem for this kind of usage? And I am wondering how to set data of an array in this way. Like mentioned before , change 'H' to 'h'. change an item of an array ,but keep others unchanged.
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