bool InvokeArgs(const char* ppathToMethod, Value * presult, const char* pargFmt, va_list args);
InvokeArgs calls an ActionScript method on the movie clip using a format string followed by a variable argument list. Return values are stored in a Value object, with potential conversion to UTF-8 strings or other types.
Use case:
pmovie->Invoke("path.to.methodName", "%d, %s, %f", i, "test", 3.5);
The printf style format string describes argument specifiers that follow in the same order; it can include commas and whitespace characters that are ignored. Valid argument specifiers are:
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%u |
Undefined value, no argument required. |
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%d |
Integer argument. |
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%s |
Null-terminated char* string argument. |
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%ls |
Null-terminated wchar_t* string argument. |
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%f |
Double argument. |
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%hf |
Float argument. |
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Parameters |
Description |
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Value * presult |
Holder for the return value from the called method. presult can be null if no return value is desired. |
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const char* pargFmt |
The format string describing the arguments that will be passed to the method. |
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va_list args |
Variable list of arguments described by the format string. |
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pmethodName |
A name of the method to call, with a possible namespace syntax to access methods in the nested objects and movie clips. |
True if the method was invoked otherwise false.