On Sep 13, 2007, at 4:54 AM, jean-michel T wrote:
Hi. Thanks a lot, I avoid the JVM crashes with your method now.
Problem is I can't get java to give me the values in "cFileName".
When I do a system.out.printlln of my structure WIN32_FIND_DATA, I
got :
"
class [C cFileName@2c=[C@d1e604
class [C cAlternateFileName@234=[C@54172f
That's because they're char arrays. They need to be converted to
String before they'll print properly.
but if I try to print :
System.out.println("file Name " + Native.toString( (fileInfos
[0].cFileName)[1]));
All I got is a "." or nothing depending on how I try to print the
values.
I'm surprised that compiles. Try
Native.toString(fileInfos[0].cFileName);
Also make sure your Structure is declared within your library
interface definition (which ensures that it gets the same type
mapping options applied to it), and that you use char[] if you are
using the unicode version of w32 API, or byte[] if you're using the
ASCII version.
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