Accessor Functions for C structs #61
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@gmp216 sorry, was out of time for the latest months. I would like to move such functionality to YAML as additional options, for example, to enable this feature as we have "safe strings" — only for projects that need it. |
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Makes sense. See 70a32bb. |
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@gmp216 nice, thank you |
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This is a rough sketch of an enhancement that creates cgo_helpers for structs. For each field in each C struct, a cgo-helper is created to return the field for that struct. Using the nuklear example, you will be able to set style flags as follows:
*ctx.Style().GetButton().GetTextAlignment() = nk.TextAlignLeft | nk.TextAlignMiddleIt compiles and works for this simple example with nuklear. Otherwise not extensively tested, so there are probably cases where it does the wrong thing.