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First, with your's type lib explorer find out vtable entry(position) of method in question.
Then, make an instance of object you are interested in and you'l get your self a pointer to vtable. After that, just count... Regards. |
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vtable entry(position) ?
i know dispatch id, but i dont think that is what u mean mitch |
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In case you have Visual Studio 6 installed try using at tlbinf32.dll for information about type libraries(including vtable pos.)...
There is even help file for that dll so it shouldn't be hard to figure it out. If you don't have it try looking at h++p://www.microsoft.com/msj/0399/comtype/comtype.aspx In that article Matt Pietrek has provided the way of generating map file for easier debugging of com objects... Hope I was more helpful this time. |
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