Core Function DLLImport
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| − | CLick [[Core Function DLLImport Array|DLLImport( <array> )]] to see how to use DLLImport with the single DLL to import DLL functions or to create a DLL file. | + | CLick [[Core Function DLLImport as Array|DLLImport( <array> )]] to see how to use DLLImport with the single DLL to import DLL functions or to create a DLL file. |
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If you use 5-6 parameters then the DLLImport will be importing a single function from a single DLL. | If you use 5-6 parameters then the DLLImport will be importing a single function from a single DLL. | ||
| − | Click | + | Click [[Core Function DLLImport as Params|DLLImport( <DLLName>, <FunctionName/Alias>, <ReturnType>, <ParameterType>, <CharSet/CallingConvention> )]] to see how to import a single function from a single DLL. |
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Latest revision as of 12:37, 14 June 2015
DLLImport( <varies...> )
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Description
Dynamically load a function from a DLL and transform it to act and behave like a normal Sputnik function (Can load thousands functions at a time and even save the loaded stuff to DLL for quick access later).
Parameters
Usage method 1
If the only parameters is a single array it can work as follows :
Optional; The array can begin with a string containing the DLL name to save the DLLImport as such as "MyDLL.dll"
It must be an array of all functions to import from DLLs
CLick DLLImport( <array> ) to see how to use DLLImport with the single DLL to import DLL functions or to create a DLL file.
Usage method 2
If you use 5-6 parameters then the DLLImport will be importing a single function from a single DLL.
Click DLLImport( <DLLName>, <FunctionName/Alias>, <ReturnType>, <ParameterType>, <CharSet/CallingConvention> ) to see how to import a single function from a single DLL.
Return Value
Success: True
Failure: False
Remarks
None.
