--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe pointers to strings which would have to be existing PowerPro
> variables. But it may be getting to esoteric.
> It would have to be something like:
> win.makestruct("varstruct#ussiu",var1, var, var3, var4, var5")
> win.dllcall("path/to/dll.ext#routine#r",varstruct)
>
> Using # as delimiter.
>
> Note that the output variable has to be specified in the
> makestruct. You could _not_ use
> varstruct = win.makestruct(...)
> as the assignment would fail if there were embedded zero bytes in
> the struct.
>
> The win.dllcall is using r (record) as signature character for
> struct. The win.dllcall would have to embed a description of the
> structure in the bytes it outputs into varname somehow.
> This is an interesting intellectual exercise but I suspect I will
> not bother to try to implement it. If you want to try, let me know
> and I can put the code back into win unless you want to do another
> plugin.
Not worth another plugin though I suppose I coulde revive prog and put
it in there. Wanna post me what code you got? I'm not likely to deal
with it in any hurry either. But be interesting to look into.
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