> Win.DllCallsquished("dllfilename.routine.#", "str#value", ;;
> "hwnd#" ++ anHwnd, "int#33")
I think its better to separate type and arguments: one can then
used a variable name as an output parameter for a string. You would
have to initialize it to a have a certain number of bytes with
repeat function.
>
> Bruce, I found
>
> http://www.thecodeproject.com/dll/Execute_DLL_Function.asp
>
> if you're coding this one.
A quick glance shows the person seems to be coding the stack push of
arguments themselves. Elegant, but I am planning something simpler
and cruder if I get around to doing it.
My understanding is that in the C calling sequence, the caller has
to clean the stack, so I was going to try a single call to dll
routine always with eight parameters, some of which would be null
pointers if the plugin call had less than 8 parameters.
If that does not work, I'll just code 8 different calls and choose
one.
Of course, anyone that uses this plugin with invalid type info or
missing parameters will likely crash PowerPro.
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