I am not too sure why GetProcAddress is returning nil, but a few points:
1) you do not need to typecast string literals as PChar
FGetAsText := GetProcAddress (FHandle, 'clipboard_getastext');
2) You really should not return strings as PChar, passing them is fine, but
return, nope
result := PCha
Hello friends,
I have written a very simple library which contains only two exports.
It is intended to be a bridge between an old application and clipboard
on linux to exchange data.
---
library clipbrdgtk;
{$MODE Delphi}
uses
Classes, Interface
| The same, just add dynlibs to your uses clause.
|
| This is documented.
|
| Michael.
Actually, I have dynlibs in uses, I just need education on the rules of objfpc
I will create an example for the docs though. I don't think it shows an example,
and I love examples.
An example:
var
myprocedu
On Thu, 14 Jul 2005, L505 wrote:
> I have a menu plug-in system working for lazarus and just need a tip to get it
> running ;-).
>
> What is the syntax to load a library dynamically? In delphi, you go
>
> @MyProcedure := GetProcAddress(MyProcedure, 'MyProcedure');
>
>
> In objfpc you go:
> .
I have a menu plug-in system working for lazarus and just need a tip to get it
running ;-).
What is the syntax to load a library dynamically? In delphi, you go
@MyProcedure := GetProcAddress(MyProcedure, 'MyProcedure');
In objfpc you go:
..
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