I am using C to invoke Mono and it is working well. A few weeks ago
I hit an issue where I was calling a few functions that returned a
boolean from Mono. I changed those functions to return an integer
( I cast the boolean to an int and did Math.Abs on that int in Mono)
and just set the returned int to a bool in C. That worked fine, but
now I am re-evaluating and cleaning some things up. What would be
the best way to take a MonoObject* referencing a Boolean and get a C
bool out of it (or a integer representing the value of that boolean).
I have a couple of ideas for ways to do this that I know would work,
but I have a feeling there is an easier way.
In other words, how can I get a C bool (or an int where false=0 and
true is anything else) out of the monOb in this code:
MonoMethodDesc *monoMethDesc2 = mono_method_desc_new
(":callSomeMethodThatReturnsABoolean()",FALSE);
MonoMethod *meth2= mono_method_desc_search_in_class
(monoMethDesc2, myMonoClass);
MonoObject* monOb = mono_runtime_invoke (meth2,
theObjectThatOwnsTheMethodThatReturnsABoolean, NULL, NULL);
Thanks in advance.
Kevin
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