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How can I map native HWND type from JNA?
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Shajid Johnny
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Joined: May 15, 2010
Posts: 34
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I am trying to access a dll through JNA.
the dll contains a method
I am new to JNA. I tried to went through the tutorials and examples. so far I've understood is- I have done the following thing:
the opensamplesystem() method executes and returns 0 which, according to the dll documentation, is ok.
but the problem is with the startsamplesystem(HWND wid, int mid, int devices, int protocol, int message) where I am not sure how to map HWND data type from my code.
would anyone please show me some way?
thanks in advance
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Rob Spoor
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Joined: Oct 27, 2005
Posts: 19216
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/90493/long-to-hwnd-vs8-c
In short, HWND is another name for HANDLE which is another name for PVOID which is another name for void*, or a pointer of any type.
Well, that is one possible type definition. I've checked my MinGW's windef.h. It says that DECLARE_HANDLE is a macro from winnt.h with two possible definitions:
The second is what's described above: HWND is HANDLE is PVOID is void*. The first still says that HANDLE is void* but without the intermediate PVOID. HWND though is a pointer to a struct with one int element (if my C knowledge doesn't desert me). Not exactly the same.
Still, in the end there is one common type: a generic pointer. I think you can use the Pointer class for that.
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