Updating index buffers can only be done when you lock the buffer for writing; See section 2.4 Locking buffers for details. Locking returns a void pointer, which must be cast to the apropriate type; with index buffers this is either an unsigned short (for 16-bit indexes) or an unsigned long (for 32-bit indexes). For example:
You can then write to the buffer using the usual pointer semantics, just remember to unlock the buffer when you're finished!
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