Hi Chad
I use a "string" wrapper to wrap "char pointer" and it works now.
You helped me a lot.
Thanks a lot again. : D
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Sample code:
void test(char *s) {
s[0]=0x64; // change first char to lowercase 'd'
}
std::string wrapperTest (std::string s) {
test( *&s[0]* );
return s;
}
EMSCRIPTEN_BINDINGS(test) {
function("wrapperTest",&wrapperTest);
}
var s = "Data";
var t = Module.wrapperTest(s);
console.log(t); // 'data'
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