Right ... but I don't have the actual pointer. All I have is an address of
a location (actually a pointer to a string) somewhere within the chunk. If
there was a function call to get the pointer to the chunk by passing the
address of the string, I could use MemHandleRecoverPtr and everything would
be hunkey-dorey.
This all came about because of 4.0's change to restrict tAIS usage to
"system" type stuff. It used to be that I could use the address of the
first tAIS entry to also be the address of the chunk. Can't do that with a
tSTL, because they have that stupid prefix string in front of the first
entry, as well as an int for the count of entries.
"James Nicholls" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:52200@palm-dev-forum...
>
> MemPtrRecoverHandle recovers the handle of a chunk given its pointer.
>
> Cheers,
> James.
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