I know this is from relatively back-in-the-day but I just ran into the same compiler fail. Y'all probably will kick yourselves.
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6.2 is superb.
hi Blaakk,AinsiCharPtr
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6.2 is superb.
Yep, i made some refactoring with this version.
It's mentioned in the 'Release notes' which should be consulted carefully for each version release.
We try to avoid refactoring as it can prevent existing code to compile, but in some case, we have to.
The gold rule is to always read the 'Release notes' for new distrib version.
I'm really happy that you like the 6.2
Statistics: Posted by martignasse — 13 Apr 2015, 09:43
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6.2 is superb.
Statistics: Posted by Blaakk — 05 Apr 2015, 02:58
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weird, this wasn't working :
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if ((Message->wParam == 1) && (Message->lParam == MSG_CHANGE) && (Message->result == 1)) //received 1 on "enable" input {CODE:
if ((Message->wParam == 1) && (Message->lParam == MSG_CHANGE)) { if (sdkGetEvtData(m_enable) == 1){And in between I have to better understand C++ syntax, hope "le site du zero" will suffice.
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 12 Jul 2013, 01:53
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m_textNew = sdkGetEvtPChar(m_textInput); // str.push_back((char) m_textNew); sdkSetEvtPChar(m_textOutput, (AinsiCharPtr) (str.c_str())); //sdkSetEvtPChar(m_textOutput, m_textNew);replace
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str.push_back((char) m_textNew);CODE:
str.append(m_textNew);Statistics: Posted by martignasse — 11 Jul 2013, 20:54
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is "declare the string variable as a module member." means here :
protected:
// protected members goes here ?
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m_textNew = sdkGetEvtPChar(m_textInput); //str.push_back((char) m_textNew);sdkSetEvtPChar(m_textOutput, (AinsiCharPtr) (str.c_str()));//sdkSetEvtPChar(m_textOutput, m_textNew);Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 11 Jul 2013, 17:42
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welcome in C/C++ world 
...and thank you! 
Of course, a pointer - I didn't think of that. That's why you go to all the trouble with vector arrays and all in the matrix modules.
Statistics: Posted by bsork — 11 Jul 2013, 14:32
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However, it seems a bit strange as long as I build the string locally and immediately assign the value to the Caption member. One would think that the value is stored in Caption together with all the other data, and that the (temporary) string variable no longer is of interest.
but the variable stored in Caption is a pointer, who is just the address to the string contentso the string have to be alive until this pointer is used by usine to access the string content and copy it
welcome in C/C++ world
Statistics: Posted by martignasse — 11 Jul 2013, 12:34
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Well, anyway, I'll try with a global variable tonight.
Statistics: Posted by bsork — 11 Jul 2013, 12:13
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I'm trying to make a user module that will put a new appearing character at the end of a existing string
using std::string and casting it like that is the way to go.I too have a similar problem, but I was trying to use a std::string variable as a parameter caption. I tried different approaches, and ended up with casting similar to examples in the SDK:
(AinsiCharPtr) (s.c_str())
This compiled without warnings, and the string also looked OK when traced, but the parameter caption was empty.
but be sure to declare this std::string variable at module level (in the include file, as a member of the module), you can modify it's content at any time, but declaring it as a member variable of the module ensure the variable is alive when usine try to copy it's content.
if you declare it in the onGetParamInfos() or onCallback() function, it's just a locale variable without enough lifetime and is already destroyed when usine try to copy it's content.
to resume :
declare the string variable as a module member.
construct or modify the string content when you want before using it
Statistics: Posted by martignasse — 11 Jul 2013, 11:29
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(AinsiCharPtr) (s.c_str())
This compiled without warnings, and the string also looked OK when traced, but the parameter caption was empty.
Statistics: Posted by bsork — 11 Jul 2013, 08:31
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this is for my project of born again Minitel (sooo french).
I already made a script that works fine, and was quite straight forward to make :
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//////////////////////////// retourneur de string/////////////////////////// parameters declarationVar input, dummy, reset : TParameter;Var output : TParameter;var sl1 : UNICODESTRING;var sl2 : UNICODESTRING;var size : integer;// destroyprocedure Destroy;begin sl1.free; sl2.free;end;// initialisation : create parametersprocedure init;begin SetModuleColor($800080+302999); input := createParam('in',ptTextField); SetIsOutPut(input,false); reset:= CreateParam('reset',PtButton); SetIsOutput(reset,false); output := createParam('out',ptTextField); SetIsInPut(output,false); size := createParam('size',ptDataField); SetIsInPut(size,false);end;// Global variables//////////////////////////////// CallBack proc//////////////////////////////Procedure CallBack(n:integer);beginif (n = reset) then begin IF (reset >= 1) THEN sl2 := getStringValue(input);end;if (n = input) then begin sl1 := getStringValue(input); sl2 := sl2 + sl1 end; SetStringValue(output,sl2); SetValue(size,Length(sl2));end;CODE:
void StringFlip::onCallBack(UsineMessage *Message) {if ((Message->wParam == 1) && (Message->lParam == MSG_CHANGE) && (Message->result == 1)) //received 1 on "enable" input{ m_textNew = sdkGetEvtPChar(m_textInput); //std::string str;str.push_back((char)m_textNew);sdkSetEvtPChar(m_textOutput, (AinsiCharPtr) str); // this is not working, no conversion between std::string and AinsiCharPtr}if ((Message->wParam == 2) && (Message->lParam == MSG_CHANGE) && (Message->result == 1)) //received 1 on "reset" input{sdkSetEvtPChar(m_textOutput, "");}}http://www.sensomusic.com/wiki/doku.php?id=sdk:code:snippets:event_parameters:
but I don't understand "what" is pPrototype->PTextTest->len; I need to declare it but how ?
well I'm stuck !
thanx for your help.
Statistics: Posted by oli_lab — 10 Jul 2013, 23:31
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