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Fix parameter propagation in helper method #127
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| IntPtr.Zero, | ||
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| requiredSize, | ||
| null); | ||
| deviceInfoData); |
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I see this argument was missing only from the first call (the "how big should the buffer be?" call). So perhaps that's by design?
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Actually it seems missing from both calls. So this seems like the right fix.
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Fix parameter propagation in helper method
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Yes look like a stupid mistake on my part |
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Thanks for looking, @vbfox |
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I found this while looking for
IntPtrparameter types for #76. It seems this parameter was ignored, and didn't use the type that was created for it. This fixes both issues.