wrapper

I have to call a win32 dll function int func1( int arg1, unsigned char **arg2, int *arg3); and i need wrapped in c# as public extern int fuc1(int arg1, out IntPtr arg2, out IntPtr arg3); and i called it from a c# application as int arg1; IntPtr arg2 = IntPtr.Zero; IntPtr arg3 = IntPtr.Zero; func1(arg1,out arg2,out arg3); Is the function declared in the c# wrapper as well as called in C# test app Correct ? Now i need to store the arg2 in a text file. How to do that. Got answer from Hans and i wrote it in a file using System.IO.StreamWriter(@Application.StartupPath + "\\Filename.txt"); file

I am using a subclass of HttpServletRequestWrapper to do some translations on the request parameters, and I cache the translated values the first time they are requested. For example, the first time getQueryString() is called, I call super.getQueryString() and calculate the result that I want and keep it in a field, and then return it. Next times, I just use the cached result. This method works like a charm unless there's some "forwarding". When a request is forwarded, Tomcat replaces the original request, so my cached query string is not changed, and the forwarded page gets the original query

I have created many functions that are divided into different files, now I would like to apply the same decorator for all of them without modifying the files and without applying the decorators one by one. I have tried to use this explanation written by delnan, but I got no success for imported functions. About the decorator, it must update a list every time a function within a class is executexecuted with the function arguments and values, just like this other question I asked. Any suggestions to help me with this issue? Thanks A little bit of introspection ( dir() ) and dynamic look-up with

I am trying to wrap existing function. below code is perfectly worked. #include<stdio.h> int __real_main(); int __wrap_main() { printf("Wrapped main\n"); return __real_main(); } int main() { printf("main\n"); return 0; } command: gcc main.c -Wl,-wrap,main output: Wrapped main main So i have changed main function with temp. my goal is to wrap temp() function. Below is the code temp.c #include<stdio.h> int temp(); int __real_temp(); int __wrap_temp() { printf("Wrapped temp\n"); return __real_temp(); } int temp() { printf("temp\n"); return 0; } int main() { temp(); return 0; } command: gcc temp.c

I'm using Wordpress 3.8 + Woocommerce 2.0 I need to change the class of the wrapper that Woocommerce generate when I use a shortcode. I use this shortcode: [recent_products per_page="12"] And the output is: <div class="woocommerce"> the_product_loop.... </div> I want to obtain <div class="MYCUSTOMCLASS"> the_product_loop.... </div> But I can't find where I have to change the code... In class-wc-shortcodes.php file I've found the declaration of the function that generates the wrapper: public static function shortcode_wrapper( $function, $atts = array(), $wrapper = array( 'class' => 'woocommerce