On Mon, 14 May 2007 16:54:35 +0200
Nicolas Cannasse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi Nicholas
> >
> > I think I found the error I was doing this
> >
> > entry.connect(Event.activate(function(w) { button.label =
> > entry.text;} ));
> >
> > Now, I get it, cos I have to dereference a haxe string
> > to a neko string and I have to re-wrap the other way too! GReat
> > thanks.
> >
> > btw, give me a month and haxe won't be a "web oriented" universal
> > language anymore :)
> >
> > Gtk is going to be nice in haxe, here's a test prog so far, it works
>
> Great, hope to see it available on haxeLib for Linux/OSX/Windows
> soon :-D
>
> Nicolas
>
Nicholas
If I pass an object into and out of C as in this callback to gtk will
the typing in the object be preserved when it's passed back into neko?
Right now in val_call1(func,widget) ; back in haxe i can't access the
fields i think should be there.
value *data = alloc_root(2);
*data = func;
*(data+1)= widget;
g_signal_connect(G_OBJECT(val_data(w)),
val_string(event),
G_CALLBACK(signal_callback),
data);
passing it to a gtk callback, where func is a func and widget is an
abstract.
and then dereferencing in the callback like this ...
void signal_callback(GtkWidget *w,void *data) {
value *p = (value *)data;
value func = *p
value widget = *(p+1);
val_call1(func,widget) ;
}
problem here .... , nothing in w(idget)?
var enter_ev = Event.enter(function(w)
{ var a = Reflect.fields(w);
neko.Lib.println("Enter:"+a.toString());
}
);
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