1) -> Sid, thx for that piece... but when I change my code into:
function draw_object(... void* Object ...) {
int Object_type = (int)(((var)handle(Object)) >> 24);
Object_type = Object_type << 10;
if (Object_type==HBYTE_PANEL)
printf("panel! with %.2f",(int)Object_type);
else if (Object_type==HBYTE_TEXT)
printf("text! with %.2f",(int)Object_type);
else
printf("nothing! with %.2f",(int)Object_type);
...
}
-> always the "nothing"-message (with 0.00) is appearing even when I pass a PANEL or TEXT object...
2) -> your long answer is the explanation of the error, which I already did understand - the short answer is the really interesting part: a solution. But a too short solution
how do I tell the compiler what type I'm using -> how to
typecast ?
