> > I want to get the function's pointer, so that the system can call it
> > directly. can anyone give me the answer?
> If you mean Callback just pass the functions name. This is the pointer
> to a function.
>
I want to set the systrap address of keyboard, so that my custom keyboard
routine will be called. I try to write a small program to patch the
keyboard function.
VoidPtr SysGetTrapAddress(UInt trapNum)
Err SysSetTrapAddress(UInt trapNum, VoidPtr procP)
so the thing I need is to get the pointer or direct memory pointer,
VoidPtr procP) of my custom keyboard routine.
any suggestion !!?
Eric
> For example:
>
> LstSetDrawFunction(listP, ListBookmarkDrawFunc);
>
> ListBookmarkDrawFunc is a function.
>
>
> This is how it is done in CW.
>
> because gcc handles callbacks in an other way, your callback function
> will change a little.
> (neil rhodes p. progr. page 78)
>
> callbackfunc() {
>
> #ifdef __GNUC__
> CALLBACK_PROLOGUE
> #endif
>
> stuffToDo;
>
> #ifdef __GNUC__
> CALLBACK_EPILOGUE
> #endif
>
> return theValue;
>
> }
>
>
> Hope this is what you want to know.
>
> bexxx
>
