John Labenski wrote:
> On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 6:23 AM, klaas.holwerda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi John,
>>
>> One more, a2dWalkEvent is a simple "const long"
>>
>> In the rules file i did add this:
>>
>> AllocDataType("a2dWalkEvent", "const long", false)
>>
>
> Force it to be treated as a number:
>
> AllocDataType("a2dWalkEvent", "const long", true)
>
I think you mean:
AllocDataType("a2dWalkEvent", "number", true)
That is how its used in genwxbind.lua. And it does work.
Still strange that i need to this and not a %typedef, which it really
is. We do i use %typedef??.
Still I am confused about the use of AllocDataType().
If i add this to the rules file.
AllocDataType("a2dNamedPropertyList", "class", false)
What does that mean, do, and what not?
Is it like a forward declaration, in case where there is a cycle
dependency in a classA with member using pointers to classB, and visa
versa?
Do i still need to wrap this class, at a minimum like this, if it not in
another bind library?
%class %noclassinfo a2dNamedPropertyList
%endclass
And if so, then it is in fact only a forward declaration mechanism in
case of classes.
The strange thing is that for a2dWalkEvent it seems no other information
in the *.i file is needed.
And what is the difference compared to what happens in here:
datatype_cache_input_fileTable = {
"c:/data/art2d/wxluacvs/wxLua/bindings/wxwidgets/wx_datatypes.lua" }
Is this more or less the same, as the AllocDataType?
Thanks,
Klaas
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