WordPTR

WordPointer = WordPTR(Pointer)

Parameters:     Pointer = The Pointer Data Type you wish to recast

Returns:     WordPointer = Returns the recast input value as a new pointer

WordPTR will explicitly recast the supplied pointer to a Word (16bit) Pointer. FACTS:       * Typed pointers like Byte/Word/Integer and Float can only read/write values of matching data type.       * Additions / Subtraction to typed pointers with be automatically scale to the pointers data width. Mini Tutorial:       This Example declares an generic pointer, then dynamically recasts it to read different data types from memory.    ; Allocate a new bank and get it's address in memory   BufferAddress=GetBankPtr(NewBank(1000))         Dim GenericPointer As Pointer    ; Write sopme data into this memory   GenericPointer=BUfferAddress   *GenericPointer = $12345678   GenericPointer=GenericPointer+4   *GenericPointer = 123.456    ; Reset pointer to buffer address (Address of our bank)   GenericPointer=BUfferAddress    ; read the typed values from this generic pointer by recasting them   Print Hex$(*BytePtr(GenericPOinter))   Print Hex$(*WordPtr(GenericPOinter))   Print Hex$(*IntPtr(GenericPOinter))   Print *FloatPtr(GenericPOinter+4)      Sync   WaitKey             This example would output.      $00000078   $00005678   $12345678   123.456

Related Info:	BytePTR | Dim | Float | FloatPTR | Int | IntPTR | Types :

(c) Copyright 2002 - 2024 - Kevin Picone - PlayBASIC.com