Re: New dispatch.xsl committed

Hi Paul,

I recall a request for an ant task for this....

Sorry I haven't gotten around to adding this, it really wouldn't be that
much work, I've written loads of ant tasks, its just the time to set up the
ant project to build, dependancies, dependancies, dependancies.

I'm currently working on 2 commerical projects outside of my 40 hour a week
contract so I'm a bit strapped.

I would certainly help with some pointers on how it could be achieved
though.

When I work on something commerically that doesn't have an ant task, the
first thing I do is write one, it always saves you 10 times over.

I'm glad to see that some one is mainatins the xsl files, I always thought
they needed more work after I had finished the browser.  Perhaps the native
extraction code needs a once over as well.

Josh

>
>It's been a while (over a year) since I've been active with Jawin, but
>the project at work that used it has been resurrected, so you may see
>some posts from me (for better or worse).
>
>I have committed a change to dispatch.xsl that I would appreciate those
>with a little more knowledge on this stuff look at.  The commit message
>is as follows:
>
>revision 1.18
>date: 2004/09/16 15:47:32;  author: pmarquis;  state: Exp;  lines: +4 -2
>- Add support for IUnknown objects to be returned by DISPATCH_PROPERTYGET.
>- Variant return values are converted to Object's when they are
>marshalled from C++, so set return types and avoid casts appropriately.
>
>The TypeBrowser is much more flexible than the old VB stub generator.
>However, I wish there was a way to automate it (bitch, bitch, bitch).
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>--
>Paul Marquis
>[email protected]

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