Closed Just-Feeshy closed 3 months ago
Example of how it works:
Main.hx:
package; class Main { public static function main() { var a = new cxx.std.Array<Int, 5>(); a.set(0, 5); a.set(1, 3); a.set(2, 1); trace("Hello, World!" + (a.get(0) + a.get(1) + a.get(2))); } }
To Main.cpp:
#include "Main.h" #include <array> #include <memory> #include <string> #include "_AnonStructs.h" #include "haxe_Log.h" using namespace std::string_literals; void Main::main() { std::shared_ptr<std::array<int, 5>> a = std::make_shared<std::array<int, 5>>(); (*a)[0] = 5; (*a)[1] = 3; (*a)[2] = 1; haxe::Log::trace("Hello, World!"s + std::to_string((((*a)[0]) + ((*a)[1]) + ((*a)[2]))), haxe::shared_anon<haxe::PosInfos>("Main"s, "Main.hx"s, 10, "main"s)); }
Output:
Main.hx:10: Hello, World!9
I added a warning comment to let others know that these functions aren't safe.
Example of how it works:
Main.hx:
To Main.cpp:
Output: