How do I call a HitTest from a DotNet project?
I'm just trying the DotNet application SDK samples such as Gestures.
I'm guessing you would call a DotNet hit-test like this...
var hitTest = new HitTestWrapper(200, 200);
var result = _dvlRenderer.HitTest(hitTest);
if (Result.OK == result)
{
....
}
...but I always get a result of Result.BadFormat, which implies to me that m_uSizeOfDVLHitTest does not hold the expected value in the underlying sDVLHitTest struct
I am using visual studio 2015, and framework 4.5 (also tried 4.5.2)
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I have also run into a problem executing a query. I haven't had either of these problems in WinAPI or HTLM5 examples.
var scene = renderer.AttachedScene;
var result = scene.Execute(Execute.Query, "everything() hide()");
MainWindow._instance._forceRender = true; //This is just a hack to force redraw.
This always does nothing and returns Result.NotFound.
My guess is that there is something wrong with my project rather than mistakes in the actual code. Could it be an issue with vs 2015? Or does the string need some special formatting such as the UTF8 conversion needed on the WinAPI example?
Message was edited by: Peter Dansted.. Added Query issue.
Bluesky
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