Hi, The wrapper is really really great, thanks. I wanted just to ask a question : Is there some reason why some functions are not included (ex : file_..., add_folder, add_resource, add_buffer, add_new, ...)? I was able to add some of them but just wondered why you didn't put them inside.
Best regards.
PS : I think that it is best to let the functions like they are, it is more easy to find them in the documentation.
i think you don't really need those file functions from Gamestudio! Think about the classes of System.IO! You have File Streams or read/write files directly with File.* Directories you can create with Directory.* So why use those file functions from Gamestudio if you have full file system power of .NET? this is one of the really good things of the wrapper, you can use it for graphics only and for data and so you can use c#
yes, richi007 is right, for the file_ functions i thought about all the posibilities c# offers for file i/o ! hmmm i think i didn't add add_folder, add_resource etc because first, they aren't really necessary and second because i suspected them to be only usable in engine plugin, as they are under "// conversion and utility functions for the DLL interface" in the afuncs.h !
OK then for the file_* functions (I have already implemented some of them ). I have also implemented add_folder and it works well. I just wanted the add_buffer and add_resource but i think that they need the file_load function, or how can I do something similar?
hmmm I'm not really familiar with these functions... the easiest thing will be to just implement them, I'll try to upload a new version of the wrapper as soon as possible (most likely today) which implements these functions !
this is one of the really good things of the wrapper, you can use it for graphics only and for data and so you can use c#
OK then for the file_* functions (I have already implemented some of them 
). I have also implemented add_folder and it works well. I just wanted the add_buffer and add_resource but i think that they need the file_load function, or how can I do something similar?