Hi

For .Net/Mono/pnet you have to track both, the managed and the reall c++
object to be able to handle repartending of widgets (eg
QWidget::reparent) and derived classes correctly, without risking that
one of them gets deleted by the garbage collector, that's what Adam
tries to do with the managedObject void* pointer. It makes things easier
Kind regards
Joseph Wenninger

Am Sam, 2003-01-11 um 12.26 schrieb Richard Dale:
> On Friday 10 January 2003 8:20 pm, Adam Treat wrote:
> > Richard,
> >
> > I just wanted to show you an example of our subset of QtC.  This only
> > includes the ctors at the moment (not the virtuals) but the important piece
> > is the typedef ;)  The inclusion of the typedefs in the xml metadata really
> > increases the amount of ctors/methods in QtC.
> I'm not quite sure what problem you are solving here. What does that 
> 'managedObject' instance variable do - why not just return an instance of 
> QApplicationGlue and use that? I don't convert any of the methods with HANDLE 
> and 'Display *' types because they're X11 specific, and I'm only interested 
> in a cross platform api (in java anyway).
> 
> 'QApplication *' is a C++ type, and I wouldn't have thought you could bracket 
> it within an extern "C" {.. } block as you've done below.
> 
> -- Richard

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