Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration Option 10.5 Developer's Guide

The CreateInstance method creates an object of type Arguments class and sets the reference count of the 
object to 1. It is important to release the object when it is no longer in use in the program.

static Arguments & CreateInstance()

static bool CreateInstance(Arguments ** args)

Not exposed, called by CoCreateInstance.

Not exposed, called by New.

Not implemented.

args

A pointer to the newly created Arguments structure.

COM: Default HRESULT return values. See 

Others: Either a reference to the newly created Arguments structure or a boolean indicating method 
success.

C++, COM: Internally this method increments the Arg’s reference count, so do not call AddRef(). 
However, you must call Release() when you are finished with the Arg.

The DumpArgs method builds a string showing all of the members of the Arguments structure in the 
form “key1 = value1; key2 = value2;...”. It is primarily used for debugging.

The trace mask must be set in order to run the DumpArgs method on the Arguements array of call 
variables. For information on setting the trace level, see 

.

string DumpArgs()

HRESULT DumpArgs([out,retval] BSTR* 

arg_string

);

DumpArgs() as String

string DumpArgs()

arg_string