Hi,

 

  Thanks.

 

 IupGetAttributes is not a very safe function. I wouldn't recommend its use
unless strictly necessary. We kept it for backward compatibility with old
applications.

 

 Regarding the callbacks in that case, are you using IupSetCallback or
IupSetAttribute+IupSetFunction?

 

Best,

Scuri

 

From: Richard Miller [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: sexta-feira, 18 de outubro de 2013 10:39
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Iup-users] IupGetAttributes

 

Gentlemen: 

First of all - Thank You for the excellent application and the beautiful,
easy to read, code. 

I am on Linux Ubuntu 13.04 using the source version of IUP 3.8 

I am working on porting IUP to python using the Python CFFI which is modeled
on the Lua CFFI. 

I was trying to use the function char* IupGetAttributes(Ihandle *ih) from
source file iup_attrib.c 
in my python code and got the following unexpected result. 

The Interface Element that I am trying to dump the attributes on has the
following attributes set 
Callbacks on ACTION and K_ANY 
SIZE = 200x 

this is a hex dump of the returned buffer 
41 43 54 49 4F 4E 3D 22   55 48 89 E5 48 83 EC 30  ACTION=" UH..H..0 
48 89 7D E8 89 75 E4 48   89 55 D8 83 7D E4 22 2C  H.}..u.H .U..}.", 
4B 5F 41 4E 59 3D 22 55   48 89 E5 48 83 EC 20 48  K_ANY="U  H..H.. H 
89 7D E8 89 75 E4 8B 45   E4 83 F8 20 74 76 83 F8  .}..u..E  ... tv.. 
20 7F 11 83 F8 09 74 6C   83 F8 0D 74 67 83 F8 08   .....tl ...tg... 
74 19 EB 67 3D 81 22 2C   53 49 5A 45 3D 22 32 30  t..g=.", SIZE="20 
30 78 22 

It seems the test for non string pointers is never tripping 
I dug around with iupAttribIsPointer and iupClassObjectAttribIsNotString and

could not get them to return True so the non string data could be output 
to a string format. 

I thought I would ask for advice before I continued to dig around in the
code. 

Thanking you in advance for you time, 

 

Richard

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