Hi,
I am attempting something using declares and callbacks. I remember
someone on the lists (Joe or Jon I think) saying that you had to put
all the parameters' data types as integers. Apparently all I would
have to do is pass the integer data to a MemoryBlock and read out the
string or whatever else is in the data.
I can do this, although I only get the first few bytes of the data. To
me this is understandable, seeing as an integer is only a 4-byte data
type. If this really was the reason for not getting all the data, it
confuses me further - I can get more than 4 bytes from the MemoryBlock
after passing the integer.
Can someone let me know if there's a way to work round this? The
alternative is to file a feature request for MemoryBlock support in
callback functions - I think I might request it anyway.
Cheers.
--
Charlie Boisseau
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