A->B is shorthand for (*A).B , so
have you tried something like SteamUserStats().contents.RequestCurrentStats() ?
Just thinking out loud here.
Rob
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On 10 Nov 2015 00:52, Bartosz Debski <bart...@debski.co.uk> wrote:
Hi All,
I know this is not directly pygame related question but I'm looking for help
from more c++/Python able.
I'm trying to get some use of Steam libraries which are C++. I have managed
quite easily to load Steam library and initialize it with use of Python ctypes
(Steam lib returns loaded Steam App)
Now as I'm trying to get more useful information from documentation, all is in
C++ and all references are C++.
eg:
"
At the beginning of a game session, call
SteamUserStats()->RequestCurrentStats() to fetch the user's data from the Steam
back end. You will receive a UserStatsReceived_t callback when the data is
ready.
Use SteamUserStats()->GetStat() and SteamUserStats()->GetAchievement() to
iterate the data and initialize game state.
Use SteamUserStats()->GetAchievementDisplayAttribute() to retrieve
human-readable properties of the achievement, including its name ("name") and
description ("desc"). These properties are localizable on the Steamworks
Partner Website, and the returned data varies with the language in which the
user is running the game. You can also get an achievement's icon using
SteamUserStats()->GetAchievementIcon() or the time each achievements was
unlocked with SteamUserStats()->GetAchievementAndUnlockTime() "
Now, as i can call SteamUserStats() without problem, I cannot figure out how to
call "sub functions" like SteamUserStats()->RequestCurrentStats().
Can someone kindly explain how to translate such call
teamUserStats()->RequestCurrentStats() to python with ctypes ?
As you can see it's game related to a point :)
Cheers
