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Dark GDK .NET / How do I make a DarkGDK.net Class?

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BatVink
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Posted: 15th Oct 2009 21:47
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Seems like a simple question and I hope the answer is as simple as I think it is. However, I'd like to know the right way to create a class of related functions that I can ultimately import into other DGDK.net applications, or perhaps provide to others as a dll.

My example is a handful of FVF related operations. So I'll be using DGDK.net primtitives, memblocks, creating meshes etc. I think I should be able to create a standard .net class and import the 3 DGDK resources to access DGDK.net functions. The application using my Dll will handle the rest (Viewport etc). Is it as simple as that?

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Cloggy
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Posted: 15th Oct 2009 22:13
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BatVink,

Yes, It's as simple as tha. You can access all the standard DarkGDK methods through DGDKPlugins.CDarkGDK.

I've created my D3DFunc class in this way.

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BatVink
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Posted: 15th Oct 2009 23:12
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thanks!

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Posted: 16th Oct 2009 00:10
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BatVink.

Yep, as Cloggy as said, very simple process. It only becomes more complex when converting existing C++ plugins for DarkBASIC Professional because all of the calling prototypes have to be wrapped into a managed C++ class which passes the DGDKPlugins.CdgdkGlobals class into the plugin to access all of the underlying functions.

Paul.


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