//	Here is the format of the DATA for a TRefArray object in Release 3.02.06.
//--------
//       0->3  ByteCount = Number of remaining bytes in TRefArray object (uncompressed)
//                       |   OR'd with kByteCountMask (0x40000000)
//       4->5  Version   = Version of TRefArray Class
//       6->15           = TObject object (Base class of TRefArray) (see tobject.txt).
//                       |   Will be two bytes longer (6->17) if TRefArray object is
//                       |   itself referenced (unlikely).
//      16->.. fName     = Number of bytes in name of TRefArray object, followed by the
//                       |   name itself.  (TCollection::fName). Currently, TRefArrays
//                       |   are not named, so this is a single byte containing 0.
//       0->3  nObjects  | Number of object references (fUIDs) in this TRefArray.
//       4->7  fLowerBound= Lower bound of array.  Typically 0.
//	 8->9  pidf	 = An identifier of the TProcessID record for the process that wrote the
//                       | referenced objects. This identifier is an unsigned short.  The relevant
//                       | record has a name that is the string "ProcessID" concatenated with the
//                       | ASCII decimal representation of "pidf" (no leading zeros).
//                       | 0 is a valid pidf.
//      10->.. fUIDs     = Sequentially, object Unique ID's.
//                       | Each Unique ID is a four byte unsigned integer.
//                       | If non-zero, it matches the Unique ID in the referenced
//                       | object.  If zero, it is an unused element in the array.
//                       | The fUIDs are written out only up to the last used element,
//                       | so the last fUID will always be non-zero.
