I have an interface like this:
interface ITest
{
HRESULT foo( [ out ] int *n );
HRESULT bar( [ out, string ] char *str );
};
I can call the first one from PH, but ONLY if I make the variable 'n' of
type [ out, retval ]. My understanding is that I should be able to call it
like this.
$obj = new COM( "mycomobject.test" );
$n = new VARIANT( 0, VT_UI1 | VT_BYREF );
$obj->foo( $n );
but when I try this, it dosent work
What am I missing ?
asuming I'm missing something, can I do the same thing with a string. What
I want to do is pass strings back from my COM object. I read that there is
no support for VARIANT arrays, but I see you support VT_BSTR. So can I have
strings as out params.
If not I'm going to have to move to another scripting language ( for this
project ). Aside from that -
PHP is great, its like scripting C++ ... so the best of both worlds.
Rich
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