And I have some C code (the struct is the same as above):
TobiiProEyeTracker** trackers = NULL;
and the signature of the function to call uses the above variable as first argument, it populates it with a set amount of "trackers" of type TobiiProEyeTracker.
I've been able to populate ONE, like this:
let tobiiEyeTrackerStructPtr = (new this.TobiiProEyeTracker()).ref(),
tobiiEyeTrackerStructPtrPtr = tobiiEyeTrackerStructPtr.ref();
I need to populate all I ask for (currently there are 14 trackers on my network). The amount is already in place so that is not a problem, the problem is the **.
Not a bug per say but I really need the help..
Thanks in advance.
Sorry for the late response. Look into using ref-array here. I'd have to see exactly what the C code looked like to tell you how to port it, but let me know if you need any more help on that.
I've struggled with this for next to a week now and I need to get past it. So, the problem is this. I have a
And I have some C code (the struct is the same as above):
and the signature of the function to call uses the above variable as first argument, it populates it with a set amount of "trackers" of type TobiiProEyeTracker.
I've been able to populate ONE, like this:
I need to populate all I ask for (currently there are 14 trackers on my network). The amount is already in place so that is not a problem, the problem is the **.
Not a bug per say but I really need the help.. Thanks in advance.