"Paul Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So when I'm using the library, my class has to have a static member
> function so that it can be passed into you library as a function
> pointer. Unfortunately a non-static member function can not be passed
> into the library.
You've got "abstract" void* pointer attached to every libssh2 to pass
any context to your handler (use libssh2_session_abstract to access it):
static void
MyCplusPlusWrapper::keyboardinteractive_handler(
const char* name,
int name_len, ...,
void* abstract)
{
MyCplusPlusWrapper* this_ = static_cast<MyCplusPlusWrapper*>(abstract);
this_-> ....
}
This is pretty common pattern in C world, I'm pretty sure you've seen it
numerous times under the "ctx" or "context" name.
> 2) Is there any possibility that a future version of libssh2 will give
> the ability to just do something as simple as:
>
> libssh2_userauth_keyboard_interactive( session, username, password)
>
> Then if someone like me is using C++, then we aren't stuck only using
> static functions with keyboard interactive auth.
It's impossible. Have a look at the protocol specification.
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