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I have modified the program and successfully read the feature attribute 'POSTCODE'. I have added IFeatureClass.Search(queryFilter, true) to search the feature again by FID and save in a cursor then use the 'feature.get_Value' to read the attribute. Please see my updated code below. Thanks.

An interface IFeatureParameters has no added value here. Whether or not a class (or whatever type you like) is a valid type to pass parameters to a feature, is entirely determined by the feature implementation. Every time a developer makes a new implementation of interface IFeature, they will specify explicitly what is the correct parameter type, by filling in the type variable T. That is enough to ensure no 'alien' types will be passed into an implementation of method Apply.

Here is a simple example.

i found the answer, this is my code, how to get inner ring from polygon

I am also using libusb library to record from USB microphone on Android.

I was trying to use libusb interface to parse descriptors by for example libusb_get_config_descriptor() but unfortunately it didn't work.

My solution was to do it by myself. Using USB documentation + getRawDescriptors() method in UsbDeviceConnection class:

For future reference and in the interest of anyone who may encounter this page, I should update that just as @some-programmer-dude mentioned in the comment, simply including resolved the error shown in my question.

Given that my original development environment was different from the one in my Docker image and the code was written with different compiler, I had to resolve a few similar issues (missing include files) to satisfy gcc-v5 requirements.

Meanwhile I found the solution somewhere on CodePlex-DotSpatial forum, and was posted by Jany. The idea is to call this pice of code after each action against a FeatureSet (add, remove, move)