putIntArray problem

[Carl Lydon]

In all the examples for putting an array into an SFSObject it has something like:

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sendObj.putIntArray("posint", Arrays.asList(100000,200000,300000));

As seen above...But what if I have a normal C# Array or List that has 100 items or so, that I want to put into sendObj?
I've been looking all around and can't see an example of sending a pre-exisintg int[] using putIntArray.

I have been able to send a SFSArray using:

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obj.PutSFSArray

But the documentation indicates that SFS is slower than an int[];
I've gotten this to work in As3 but not in C# (Unity)

So, if I have variable

pSychRecording

That is either an Array or preferably a list, how do I convert this line so it will work?

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SFSObject obj = new SFSObject();
obj.PutIntArray("m", pSychRecording);

Thanks!

[Bax]

Carl, first of all you posted your question as a reply to a different topic under the C++ API section. Please pay attention to what you post and where.

About your request, I don't understand what you are not able to achieve.
The signature of the PutIntArray method is:

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ISFSObject.PutIntArray(String, Int32[])

so you can pass an int[] to the method directly.