Support for C++ dynamic allocated arrays

[gastald88]

I am dealing with a C++ legacy class representing a segment, say MySegment.
This class stores the segment's extremes data in a raw dynamic array, in fact it looks like this:

class MySegment
{
public:
	MySegment(double x1, double x2, double y1, double y2)
	{
		data = new double[4];
		
		data[0] = x1;
		data[1] = x2;
		data[2] = y1;
		data[3] = y2;
	}
	~MySegment()
	{
		delete[] data;
	}
private:
	double* data;
};

I tried to create the custom geometry view as similar examples show:

<Segment Type="MySegment">
	<Coordinates>
		<FirstX>data[0]</FirstX>
		<FirstY>data[1]</FirstY>
		<SecondX>data[2]</SecondX>
		<SecondY>data[3]</SecondY>
	</Coordinates>
</Segment>

Anyway this approach does not work.
Then, I tried to substitute the dynamic allocated array with a static one, so the segment class is now:

class MySegment
{
public:
	MySegment(double x1, double x2, double y1, double y2)
	{
		data[0] = x1;
		data[1] = x2;
		data[2] = y1;
		data[3] = y2;
	}
private:
	double data[4];
};

In this way the geometry view works fine, so it looks like the issue is only related to raw dynamic arrays.

Is there some trick to deal with such type of structures, or the support for now is missing?

Thank you