How to get an array point

[firewzy]

I want to use a function of a dll file with autoit. But the function needs an array point as an inputed parameter. I don't know whether autoit has the ability to return the point address of an array as visual basic 6 has the varptr/strptr/objptr function to get the point of var/str/obj. Please save me!

[martin]

I want to use a function of a dll file with autoit. But the function needs an array point as an inputed parameter. I don't know whether autoit has the ability to return the point address of an array as visual basic 6 has the varptr/strptr/objptr function to get the point of var/str/obj. Please save me!

I think what you're after is

DllStructGetPtr

[firewzy]

I think what you're after is

DllStructGetPtr

No, it's not answer I want.

Such as below:

dim $temp[3] = [1, 2, 3];

I want to know how to get the point of the array as $temp.

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No, it's not answer I want.

Such as below:

dim $temp[3] = [1, 2, 3];

I want to know how to get the point of the array as $temp.

what's the "point" of an array ??? Maybe you just tell us the name of the function you are talking about and the parameter in question...

Cheers

Kurt

[firewzy]

what's the "point" of an array ??? Maybe you just tell us the name of the function you are talking about and the parameter in question...

Cheers

Kurt

The point I said means the address of an array as C/C++.

In C/C++ such as below:

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int arrTest[3]={1,2,3}, *arrPtr=NULL;

arrPtr = arrTest;

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Here the arrPtr variable is pointed to the first element of the array arrTest in C/C++.

I don't know whether autoit has the function that returns a point or address of a variable such as the arrTest array.

Cheers! Hope back!

[firewzy]

Please help me!

[PsaltyDS]

Please help me!

Martin tried, you weren't interested in the answer. AutoIt is an interpreted scripting language, not a compiled language. You don't normally have access to things at such a low level from a scripting language. One place you might come close is a DllStruct pointer. But you didn't care for that answer.

If you need low-level access to memory that C++ has and AutoIt doesn't, then use C++ for your program.

[firewzy]

Martin tried, you weren't interested in the answer. AutoIt is an interpreted scripting language, not a compiled language. You don't normally have access to things at such a low level from a scripting language. One place you might come close is a DllStruct pointer. But you didn't care for that answer.

If you need low-level access to memory that C++ has and AutoIt doesn't, then use C++ for your program.

Thanks!