Java equivalent for below memory structure for win 64 twain application
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typedef struct {
**TW_MEMREF** pEvent; // **Windows pMSG** or Mac pEvent.
**TW_UINT16** TWMessage; // TW msg from data source, e.g. MSG_XFERREADY
} TW_EVENT, FAR * pTW_EVENT;
64bit jna twain
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<!-- language: lang-java -->
typedef struct {
**TW_MEMREF** pEvent; // **Windows pMSG** or Mac pEvent.
**TW_UINT16** TWMessage; // TW msg from data source, e.g. MSG_XFERREADY
} TW_EVENT, FAR * pTW_EVENT;
64bit jna twain
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asked Nov 10 at 0:24
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Start with aPointerfor the first field and a Javashortfor the second. You'll need to get the definition of apMSGorpEventin order to access the contents of those structures.
– technomage
Nov 15 at 22:02
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<!-- language: lang-java -->
typedef struct {
**TW_MEMREF** pEvent; // **Windows pMSG** or Mac pEvent.
**TW_UINT16** TWMessage; // TW msg from data source, e.g. MSG_XFERREADY
} TW_EVENT, FAR * pTW_EVENT;
64bit jna twain
edited Nov 10 at 10:07
Kzrystof
1,72431221
asked Nov 10 at 0:24
Akki22
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<!-- language: lang-java -->
typedef struct {
**TW_MEMREF** pEvent; // **Windows pMSG** or Mac pEvent.
**TW_UINT16** TWMessage; // TW msg from data source, e.g. MSG_XFERREADY
} TW_EVENT, FAR * pTW_EVENT;
64bit jna twain
64bit jna twain
edited Nov 10 at 10:07
Kzrystof
1,72431221
asked Nov 10 at 0:24
Akki22
1
edited Nov 10 at 10:07
Kzrystof
1,72431221
asked Nov 10 at 0:24
Akki22
1
edited Nov 10 at 10:07
Kzrystof
1,72431221
edited Nov 10 at 10:07
Kzrystof
1,72431221
edited Nov 10 at 10:07
Kzrystof
1,72431221
1,72431221
asked Nov 10 at 0:24
Akki22
1
asked Nov 10 at 0:24
Akki22
1
asked Nov 10 at 0:24
Akki22
1
1
Start with aPointerfor the first field and a Javashortfor the second. You'll need to get the definition of apMSGorpEventin order to access the contents of those structures.
– technomage
Nov 15 at 22:02
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Start with aPointerfor the first field and a Javashortfor the second. You'll need to get the definition of apMSGorpEventin order to access the contents of those structures.
– technomage
Nov 15 at 22:02
Start with a
Pointer for the first field and a Java short for the second. You'll need to get the definition of a pMSG or pEvent in order to access the contents of those structures.– technomage
Nov 15 at 22:02
Start with a
Pointer for the first field and a Java short for the second. You'll need to get the definition of a pMSG or pEvent in order to access the contents of those structures.– technomage
Nov 15 at 22:02
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Start with a
Pointerfor the first field and a Javashortfor the second. You'll need to get the definition of apMSGorpEventin order to access the contents of those structures.– technomage
Nov 15 at 22:02