Chart Object Release!

Welcome to our brand new Clickteam Community Hub! We hope you will enjoy using the new features, which we will be further expanding in the coming months.

A few features including Passport are unavailable initially whilst we monitor stability of the new platform, we hope to bring these online very soon. Small issues will crop up following the import from our old system, including some message formatting, translation accuracy and other things.

Thank you for your patience whilst we've worked on this and we look forward to more exciting community developments soon!

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  • The help button doesn't work for me :(
    The Arsenal and Chelsea example is bugged, INI++ reports that the object doesn't exist.
    This may be because I'm using the Unicode MMF...

  • Thanks guys.

    Yes you are right about the help button. Of course, the format is not chm any more, and it hadn't been changed.

    As for your problem CB, that is more of an issue. I've e-mailed Yves. Hopefully he can help me. I don't have MMF2 Unicode, but hopefully it will be an easy fix (I suppose the object name is in Unicode, but the string I input is still in ANSI, so strcmp is failing when it shouldn't. Gr! =P

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  • Pretty much. All the string actions are now wide-character strings.
    strcmp is useless on wide-character strings so it would fail anyway :) need to use more tchar.h!

  • Hi Chris,

    any help in the way to read string from object to unicode plugin??

    for example there is some code to know if the user is using unicode plugin so the extension will return a pointer to a TCHAR instead of a CHAR??

    or something like that, my question is because WEB Object indeed use TCHAR but it need to translate to char to conventional MMF.

    Thx in advance for your help

    Regards

    Regards,


    Fernando Vivolo

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  • IIRC there is an internal structure that describes the version of MMF running. Similar to how you detect if you are running TGF/Std/Dev, or a particular build.

    Edit: disregard that as it doesn't matter, Unicode MMF uses a separate directory for Unicode extensions, so you know it's unicode at compile time. I remembered wrong.

    Unfortunately I have MMF Unicode installed on both computers so I can't test Chart under regular conditions.

  • Can you try again using the latest version of Ini++ please Chris?

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    I should have fixed all the Unicode based problems which were stopping this be released. Hopeffffullly this can be released in the next few days!

    Anyone else, could you please try too?

    And FVivolo, if your extension is not marked Unicode compatible, all given strings will still be UTF8 when passed by GetParam (or whatever it is called). It is only required for looking into internal structures.

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  • If a non-unicode object is used in MMF2 Unicode, then it just works and MMF converts everything to UTF8 for it. The only reason I needed to convert things is that Ini++ does a lot of digging around in the internal structures, which do change.

    If this is not what you want, there is a way to show it really is Unicode compatible, but I don't know it. Ask Yves.

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  • Thx!!!,

    i will try to make the changes to web object, since internally it works in unicode but i have to translate to normal char to work with MMF2 dev.

    i will try to post next week so any unicode user can try it.

    Regards,

    Regards,


    Fernando Vivolo

    ... new things are coming ...

  • Am I right in thinking that this is only telling MMF that you CAN work in unicode, not that you will be using unicode? If it's not unicode MMF, you'll still have to expect non-unicode strings even if you have this code right?

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  • I don't think so:

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    This will allow MMF to know if your extension is a Unicode extension or a non-Unicode
    extension. MMF will then convert the strings if necessary before passing them to the
    functions of your extension, or after retrieving them.

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