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#117503 16/04/05 02:44 PM
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It would be great to have a proper way of accessing mIRC's binary variables through DLL's.
Maybe a SendMessage command to retrieve or change a C/C++ style pointer to the data of a binary variable? Accessing binvars by SendMessage'ing $bvar's is very unefficient.

What do you think?


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Totally agreed.


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it would be better if he exported a fn call for it that returned like a void * to it or something... though any way is a good way :x


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it would be better if he exported a fn call for it that returned like a void * to it or something... though any way is a good way :x

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Edit: Oh yeah, but not NULL-terminated, 'cause binary variables can contain NULL chars. We need to get the string length aswell.

Last edited by seec77; 27/04/05 11:15 PM.

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