Need help. How to use a Custom Struct with EnumWindows?
See original GitHub issueMy code:
const EnumParams = Struct({
uiMsg: W.UINT,
wParam: W.WPARAM,
lParam: W.LPARAM
});
var EP = new EnumParams;
EP.uiMsg = 0;
EP.wParam = 0;
EP.lParam = 42;
const WndEnumProc = ffi.Callback(
W.BOOL, [W.HWND, ref.refType(EnumParams)],
(hwnd, ep) => {
// HERE I AM UNABLE TO USE ep members! How To?
return 1;
}
);
user32.EnumWindows( WndEnumProc, EP.ref() );
In the WndEnumProc
callback, ep.uiMsg
is undefined
How to declare the callback, how to call EnumWindows
passing a pointer to my custom struct, and finally how to use the menbers in the callback?
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No. I use a 32 bits node.exe, so that’s 4 and 32.
First Working Version without an
EnumParams
allocation for each enumerated window:node.exe testew.js
gives:There is still a
Buffer.alloc(4);
at the beginning of the callback…