Yes that seems to be a bug, thank you ! I will upload a new version tomorrow, that fixes this issue (and i will also have a look at the other pan_ functions which most likely also suffer from this)!

until then you can replace the pan_setbutton function in the EngFun.cs file with the following pan_setbutton method : http://www.matthias-auer.net/pan_.txt which should enable to pass null as parameter for BMAP in pan_setbutton!

edit:
I will upload the updated wrapper later, as my main pc is currently defect ^^

Finally i got my pc to work again ^^
I've uploaded a new Version of the Wrapper for A7.80, Version 1.0.4 :
It fixes the issue with BMAP bein null in pan_setbmap, pan_setneedle, pan_setslider, pan_setwindow and pan_setbutton.
This update additionally features a new class called "Flags" which contains ALL flags which may be used (the are now stored as const int and not as enum, so one doesn't have to cast them to int anymore !). Thus one doesn't have to guess where the enum for certain flags is stored (thanks to pararealist as he showed me that the current usage of flags wasn't flawless!).
Thus flags may now be used as followed :


If someone has any suggestions for the next release, post them here please!

Hi Stromausfakk
i was trying to convert this:

viewTo.flags = ( (int)(viewTo.flags & ~NOSHADER) | (m_camera.flags & NOSHADER) );

but NOSHADER seems to be returning bool instead of int.
bool wont work with ~(tilde).

viewTo.NOSHADER = false;
m_camera.NOSHADER = true;

Hi !
i just uploaded version 1.0.5 (in 1.0.4 i added static to const int variables -.- and 1.0.5 fixes that error !)

the problem in your example is that viewTo.NOSHADER is indeed bool, which is WAD !
you would have to write the following code if you want to convert that line (i didn't try it, but it should work !):

Using
viewTo.flags = ((int)(viewTo.flags & ~Flags.NOSHADER) | (m_camera.flags & Flags.NOSHADER));

The name Flags does not exist in the current context.
(Flags.NOSHADER). Using ver 1.0.5.

I just included the new version of the wrapper into a project which used a former version of the wrapper and also experienced your problem !
It seems that Visual Studio doesn't include new files automatically, so you have to do the following :

-Go to the Solution explorer (on the far right)
-Open the folder AcknexWrapper through clicking on the plus beside it
-then click on the second symbol in the solution explorer "Show all files"
-then right-click on the white/gray file called Flags in the solution explorer
-and click on "Include In Project"
-after this you can click on "Show all files" again !

this should fix the problem !

I'm surprised at the problems VS 2008 Express has.
And its very slow loading a project. But its free
so we cant really complain too much i suppose.

Hi !
I've just uploaded version 1.0.6 of the AcknexWrapper for A7.80.
This version adds two functions to the Scheduler class additionally to the
Scheduler.AddEventVoid(EventVoid MethodToSchedule)
method:

Scheduler.NewFirstEventVoid(EventVoid MethodToSchedule)
Scheduler.NewLastEventVoid(EventVoid MethodToSchedule)

NewFirstEventVoid adds the function passed as parameter to the scheduler so that it is always executed BEFORE all other scheduled functions

NewLastEventVoid adds the function passed as parameter to the scheduler so that it is always executed AFTER all other scheduled functions

But one has to notice that the First and the Last EventVoid which may be assigned through this method, are first scheduled after one frame !

As always : if you know a function which should be added or something that you would like to see changed in the wrapper, post here ^^

Hi !
I recently found a bug that is now fixed in version 1.0.7 for A7.80 !
Methods that were added to the Scheduler via AddEventVoid didn't take in account what value the first yield returned.

Thanks ever so much, resizing works perfect now.