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Function: get2
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<PRE  CLASS="verbatim">/* C */
double
sidl_double__array_get2(const struct sidl_double__array* array,
                        int32_t                       i1,
                        int32_t                       i2);

// C++
double
sidl::array&lt;double&gt;::get(int32_t i1, int32_t i2);

C FORTRAN 77
       subroutine sidl_int__array_get2_f(array, i1, i2, result)
       integer*8 array
       integer*4 i1, i2
       real*8 result

! FORTRAN 90
subroutine get(array, i1, i2, result)
  type(sidl_int_2d), intent(in) :: array
  integer (selected_int_kind(9)), intent(in) :: i1, i2
  real (selected_real_kind(17,308)), intent(out) :: result

// Java
  public double get(int i, int j); 
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This method returns the element with indices (<TT>i1</TT>, <TT>i2</TT>) for 
a two dimensional array. 
The return type of this method is the value type for the SIDL type being held 
(see Table&nbsp;<A HREF="node65.html#tbl:basics:arraytypes">5.2</A>.
This method must only be called for two dimensional arrays. 
For objects and interfaces, the client owns the returned reference 
(i.e., the client is obliged to
call <TT>deleteRef</TT> when they are done with the reference unless it is <TT>NULL</TT>). 
For arrays of strings, the client owns the returned string 
(i.e., the client is obliged to call
free on the returned pointer unless it is <TT>NULL</TT>). 
There is no reliable way to determine from the return value cases when 
<TT>i1</TT>, <TT>i2</TT> are out of bounds.

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