• Michael (64/64) Aug 19 2012 Hi,
• Kagamin (1/1) Aug 19 2012 Try printf at C++ side.

"Michael" <pr m1xa.com> writes:

Hi,

I have C++ code:
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#define dllExport __declspec(dllexport)


namespace fltk = fltk3;

class dllExport FltkWindow : public fltk::Window
{
	public:
			FltkWindow(int w, int h, const char* title = 
nullptr):fltk::Window(w, h, title) { }

};



dllExport FltkWindow* get_Win(int w, int h, const char * title = 
nullptr)
{
	FltkWindow * win = new FltkWindow(w, h, title);

	if(win)
	{
		cout<<"not null win";
		return win;
	}

	cout<<"null win";
	return 0;
};
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And D code:

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extern (C++)
{
	interface FltkWindow
	{
		void show();
	}

	FltkWindow get_Win(int, int, const char*);
}

class FliWindow
{
	private FltkWindow _win;

	public this(int w, int h, string label = "Fli_Window")
	{
		_win = get_Win(w, h, label.ptr);
		writeln(label);
	}

	public void ShowMe(string[] args)
	{
		writeln("ShowMe");
		_win.show();

	}
}
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int main(string[] args)
{
     FliWindow w = new FliWindow(300, 200);
     w.ShowMe(args);
     return Fltk.Run();
}

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And output:
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Fli_Window
ShowMe
not null win
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Why not "not null win -> Fli_Window -> ShowMe"?

P.S.: Win 7 64bit, Dmd 2.060, Dmc 8.52, Fltk 3.0.

"Kagamin" <spam here.lot> writes:

Try printf at C++ side.