Thanks doug, that issue helped me fix things. Cheers Sean. From: Doug Geoffray [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 01 February 2012 16:36 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: issue when trying to obtain the braille object
Sean, There really isn't enough here to see where your problem is. But about 4 months ago I modified one of our C++ examples to get the active braille table filename for someone. This first gets a Braille object and from that gets a TranslationTables object and from that gets a TranslationTable object and from that get the filename. This is a VS 2010 project. You can download the entire project from: ftp://ftp.gwmicro.com/special/BrailleTableNameSample.zip Just unzip this in some directory and open up the solution file "nonscript_speech.sln" from that dir in VS 2010. The very simple code is in the Nonscript_Speech.cpp file. As I said, I started with one of our speech samples and modified it...guess I could of changed the filenames <smile>. Doug On 2/1/2012 2:53 AM, Sean Farrow wrote: Hi Fokes: I'm in the process of writing a stand-alone application that communicates with the latest version of the window-eyes sdk. I've got the following c++ code: _Braille* braille; HRESULT ComCallResult =WinEyesApplication->get_Braille(&braille); I am given aa c2664 error (visual c++ 2010) telling me that the get_braille cannot take an _braille object, but needs a Braille object. When I define said object I'm told that this object doesn't exist. I'm including Wineyes.h, and wineyes_i.c in my project and including wineyes.h in my cpp file. Any help appreciated. Cheers Sean.
