Hi all
I need to return an array (or perhaps write to an (x)Harbour array) from a C function where I have something like
char **things
I need to iterate through things like this (given that there are int num_things of things:
for ( loop_counter = 0; loop_counter < num_things; loop_counter++ )
{
// do something here to put things[loop_counter] into the array
}
for ( loop_counter = 0; loop_counter < num_things; loop_counter++ )
{
free( things[loop_counter] );
}
free( things );
// if above is building an array I would need to pass it back here
// but if above wrote to an existing (x)harbour array then there would be no work to be done here.
Can someone help please?
Thanks
Returning an array from C code
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Re: Returning an array from C code
Doug,
Harbour function Directory() is a great example to create and fill mutidimensional arrays from C:
http://harbour-project.svn.sourceforge. ... hrev=11679
Harbour function Directory() is a great example to create and fill mutidimensional arrays from C:
http://harbour-project.svn.sourceforge. ... hrev=11679
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Re: Returning an array from C code
Thanks Antonio
Code is most instructive. Should be put to good use shortly. First target will be native CUPS support. If done as a class it would presumably be TCUPS (teacups)?
Regards
Doug
Code is most instructive. Should be put to good use shortly. First target will be native CUPS support. If done as a class it would presumably be TCUPS (teacups)?
Regards
Doug