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Trying to register a const static member variable

Started by August 25, 2007 05:13 PM
3 comments, last by derefed 17 years, 3 months ago
In my game, constants are organized by what objects they are used in, so several classes have a bunch of static const int members. I would like to register one such class with AS, and am having trouble getting a pointer to these static const ints to pass to the Register*Property() function. What's the best way to go about this? Should I use RegisterObjectProperty() or RegisterGlobalProperty(), and how do I send in a pointer? Thanks.
A static class member is just a global variable, except that it is only visible within the namespace of the class. You'll have to register the property as a global property in AngelScript. You get the pointer of it just as any other variable.

r = engine->RegisterGlobalProperty("const int prop", &MyClass::StaticMember); assert( r >= 0 );


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Indeed, that's what I tried:
r = engine->RegisterGlobalProperty("const int CMD_EXIT", &Command::CMD_EXIT); assert (r >= 0);


Here's where the vars are defined in Command:
class Command{   ...      const static int CMD_UNDEF = 0,                       CMD_LOOK = 1,                       CMD_STATUS = 2,                       CMD_SAY = 3,                       CMD_EMOTE = 4,                       CMD_TAKE = 5,                       CMD_DROP = 6,                       CMD_INV = 7,                       CMD_MOVE = 8,                       CMD_EXIT = 9;   ...};


And here are the errors that occur:
1>e:\my documents\my c++\wx_mud_2\wx_mud_2\scriptingengine.h(350) : error C2664: 'asIScriptEngine::RegisterGlobalProperty' : cannot convert parameter 2 from 'const int *__w64 ' to 'void *'1>        Conversion loses qualifiers
You can probably just use a const_cast here.
r = engine->RegisterGlobalProperty("const int CMD_EXIT", const_cast<int *>(&Command::CMD_EXIT)); assert (r >= 0);
That did it, SiCrane. Thanks!

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