Bouml

Hello,

I want my parameter to be passed as pointer and not by reference. So i modify the Definition part of my function like this ( change the "&" to "*" ) :

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 ${comment}${inline}${class}::${name}${(}${t0} ${p0}, ${t1} * ${p1}, ${t2} * ${p2}${)} : m_nom(nom), m_test(test), m_gag(gag ) ${throw}{
  ${body}}

And the Declaration like this :

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    ${comment}${inline}${name}${(}${t0} ${p0}${v0}, ${t1} * ${p1}${v1}, ${t2} * ${p2}${v2}${)}${volatile}${throw}${abstract};

Which generate the good function for me in header file :

Toto(string nom, int * test, string * gag);

And the cpp part like this :

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Toto::Toto(string nom, int * test, string * gag) : m_nom(nom), m_test(test), m_gag(gag ) {
  ${body}}

For now everything is fine .

But when i do a "Roundtrip C++", i have this message :

in C:\Users\fabri\Desktop\dev\Test\src\Toto.cpp line 4 Toto::Toto is lost

And it remove all the initialisation part, now my method is like this ( for the definition part, the delcaration is ok) :

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${comment}${inline}${class}::${name}${(}${t0} ${p0}, ${t1} * ${p1}, ${t2} * ${p2}${)}${throw}{
  ${body}}

.. I think i am doing it wrong ... but don't find how to do it ..

Someone has a solution ?

Fabrice

Hello,

coredmp wrote:I want my parameter to be passed as pointer and not by reference. So i modify the Definition part of my function like this ( change the "&" to "*" ) :

This is the right way

coredmp wrote:But when i do a "Roundtrip C++", i have this message :

in C:\Users\fabri\Desktop\dev\Test\src\Toto.cpp line 4 Toto::Toto is lost

And it remove all the initialisation part, now my method is like this ( for the definition part, the delcaration is ok) :

You are right, there is something wrong in the Roundtrip

Note : the reverse works well in that case

Ok, i will check if i can use the reverse.

Thanks for your answer

Fabrice

The problem is coming because your parameter has the direction "in" while for the roundtrip it is an "inout" => for it this is not the same operation. I have to change that

Note If you reverse then roundtrip there is no problem because the reverse sets the direction to be "inout"

Hello,

This bug is fixed in the 7.2

Best regards,

Bruno