[angelscript] SV: Re: adding object methods as functions
- From: "Sardaukar | Brian A. Knudsen " <sardaukar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <angelscript@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2004 01:18:06 +0100
Thanks for the repply, i dont know what i look for particular, as i am
exploring :)=20
I wanted some feedback on the subject as I'm no high-tech programmer, I
just explore using "I wonder what happens if I do try this" approach.=20
As for my question, I enterpret the answer as "its easier/better to
grant access to the actual object and method", correct? Sorry for
sounding like an c++ airhead ;)
Brian
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[mailto:angelscript-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] P=E5 vegne af Daniel Krenn
Sendt: 8. marts 2004 00:57
Til: angelscript@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Emne: [angelscript] Re: adding object methods as functions
Wouldn't you need to use RegisterObjectMethod(...) to register the
methods.
e.g.
engine->RegisterObjectType("MyClass", sizeof(MyClass), 0);
engine->RegisterObjectProperty("MyClass", "float myMemberVariable",
offsetof(MyClass, myMemberVariable), 0);
engine->RegisterObjectMethod("MyClass", "void bstrWrite(bstr &)",
asMETHOD(MyClass::bstrWrite), asCALL_THISCALL);
If you're wanting to register the class methods as global functions then
I imagine you'd need to make the methods static.. I've never done this
though, since I've never had a need to.
Regards,
Daniel.
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From: "Brian Adsbol Knudsen" <brian@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <angelscript@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 08 March, 2004 9:49 AM
Subject: [angelscript] adding object methods as functions
> Can I add object methods as functions? I'm having a hard time trying.
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> r =3D engine->RegisterGlobalFunction("void bstrWrite(bstr&)",
> (asFUNCTION)::myClass:: bstrWrite, asCALL_CDECL);
> assert( r >=3D 0 );
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> putting bstrWrite in a separate class for structure reasons, but
> assigning it as normal normal function within the engine.
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> Any clues ?
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