Dear Alexey, ANV> Error: Abuf is pointer to a BINARY buffer, but ABufSize is the size of STRING ANV> buffer.
Fixed :-) ANV> Also I think it would be good to get a convention to call all STRINGS buffers ANV> inside API documentatin as "ABuf", but for BINARY buffers as simple "Buf". This ANV> is a simple "decoration"'s convention, but I think it would be nice. Well, I prefer not to change parameter names depending on their type. :-) ANV> 2. It would be nice to point explicitly the character of the buffer required. ANV> For example, in TBP_GetName it is explicitly specified that it is _string_ ANV> buffer, and in TBP_GetConfigData it is explicitly cpecified that it is _binary_ ANV> buffer, but in TBP_SetConfigData - nothing specified _explicitly_. Fixed ANV> 3. It would be nice to always mention explicitly the measurement's units of ANV> buffer's size (bytes). For example, in TBPSetConfigData it is mentioned ANV> explicitly that the size of buffers is "in bytes", but in TBPGetDataProc ANV> Callback function there is nothing about measurement's units of buffer's size ANV> mentioned. Hmmm. Here it says that the size is in bytes :-) Anyway, all buffer sizes are in bytes. Exceptions could be made only for UNICODE functions (in future) ANV> 4. As I mentioned before, sometimes (more precisely - TBP_Setup and ANV> TBP_GetConfigData) the AVC_OK is used, but it was never defined explicitly. Fixed, thank you! -- Read you later Stefan ...Best file compression around: "DEL *.*" = 100% compression ________________________________________________ http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
