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Huge miss
Author
First of all - thanx for a excelent job.
Im tring to use you lib in my CRM project.
But i foun a very big miss, i just wonder of why i cant call script funcs
within active context, or is there a way to call them?
If there are no ways, then how make events go work???
for example i have a function inside app, wich show a dialog,
when user press Ok i need to call a script func "OnOk()" within an active context (the same stack), but there is no way to do so.
You mean, you need some way of registering event handlers, but don't know how to do it?
Although I know you're look for function pointers, which are not yet supported in AngelScript, there are still a couple of ways to do it.
Alternative 1:
You can go the java way, and use interfaces, i.e. declare an interface with a method OnEvent(), and then have your event handlers implement that interface.
Alternative 2:
You can register the event handlers through named lookups, i.e. expose an API from the application where the script can register event handlers by giving the name of the functions. The API can then look up the function id for this function and call it when needed.
I'll implement support for function pointers when I can. This is already on the to-do list.
Regards,
Andreas
Although I know you're look for function pointers, which are not yet supported in AngelScript, there are still a couple of ways to do it.
Alternative 1:
You can go the java way, and use interfaces, i.e. declare an interface with a method OnEvent(), and then have your event handlers implement that interface.
Alternative 2:
You can register the event handlers through named lookups, i.e. expose an API from the application where the script can register event handlers by giving the name of the functions. The API can then look up the function id for this function and call it when needed.
I'll implement support for function pointers when I can. This is already on the to-do list.
Regards,
Andreas
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