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1.7.1.1 In parameters

In parameters are passed as positional arguments in the order they are specified and do not affect the return values.

For example, given the IDL

import "unknwn.idl";
 
[ object,
  uuid(E37A70A0-EFC9-11D5-BF02-000347024BE1)
]
interface IArgumentExamples : IUnknown
{
  typedef [string] char *argString;
 
  HRESULT inMethod([in] int inInt,
                   [in] argString inString,
                   [in] int inArraySize,
                   [in, size_is(inArraySize)] int *inArray);
}

the method in-method can be called with Lisp objects like this:

(let ((array #(7 6)))
  (call-com-interface (arg-example i-argument-examples
                                   in-method)
                      42
                      "the answer"
                      (length array)
                      array))

or with foreign pointers like this:

(fli:with-dynamic-foreign-objects ()
  (let* ((farray-size 2)
         (farray (fli:allocate-dynamic-foreign-object
                  :type :int
                  :nelems farray-size
                  :initial-contents '(7 6))))
    (fli:with-foreign-string (fstring elt-count byte-count)
        "the answer"
      (declare (ignore elt-count byte-count))
      (call-com-interface (arg-example i-argument-examples
                                       in-method)
                          42
                          fstring
                          farray-size
                          farray))))

Note that the int arguments are always passed as Lisp integer because int is a primitive type.


LispWorks COM/Automation User Guide and Reference Manual - 17 Jul 2006

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