John Labenski <jlaben...@...> writes:
>
> This is very strange to me. Lets try to figure this out.
>
> What processor?
Intel Q6600
> What OS?
XP
> What compiler are you using?
visual studio 2008
>
> stick these lines into wxLua_wxStyledTextCtrl_SetMarginMask(). It
> might just be that your sizeof(double) is not 8 bytes? My sizes in
> VC6, Intel core 2 duo, Win XP, are the comments to the right.
>
> int int_size = sizeof(int); // 4
> int long_size = sizeof(long); // 4
> int float_size = sizeof(float); // 4
> int double_size = sizeof(double); // 8
This is right
all of the following works
unsigned int mask = wxlua_getnumbertype(L, 3);
int mask = (unsigned long)wxlua_getnumbertype(L, 3);
int mask = (unsigned int)wxlua_getnumbertype(L, 3);
works
I think the last one is preferable.
This is strange I though that I tried some of these before resorting to bit
manipulation.
I wonder why this very small change in casting.
Andre
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