Hi Alan,
While I was writing a script, I encountered a situation to have to set
a 'literal' string as an element of struct:
tLogFont=dll.create_struct("i i i i i uc uc uc uc uc uc uc uc s",;;+
nHeight,0,0,0,400,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,sFaceName)
However, tLogFont.get_size always returned 32 regardless of whatever
name is setted to sFaceName like "Tahoma" or "Courier New". So, it
seems to be treated always as a pointer. Is this a intended behavior?
(:I tested also s- instead of mere s, but the same result)
And, strangely, tLogFont[n] reported expected values until 5, but
suddenly gave some large numbers (seeming address) after. Notice the
type cahnges after 5.
OTOH, with array,
a=dll.create_array("s","This ","is an array")
a[1], a[2] gave expected results, however, a.get_size gave 8. (This
one could be a correct behaviour, but I'm not sure)
Sean
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