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Create a DLL with your C# code in it and a C/C++ interface. Load that DLL from your FireBreath plugin and use the C/C++ interface that you defined.

Is it actually registering? Normally these problems are because you're linking to a dependency that can't be found. I'd suggest getting Dependency Walker ([link]) and seeing whether it can find all the dependencies or not. Good luck! Neil

Hi all, I recently built a new rig with Win8 and VS2012 Ultimate. This meant I had to update my version of firebreath so that I could continue developing in the new environment. After grabbing the latest stable build, I installed it locally and created a test project. I've used firebreath for quite some

Your question doesn't seem to have anything to do with this discussion?

Because these are the things that I want to implement ..

I am amazed at your persistency on pursuing this matter.... ;-)

Hi, Thanks for the Reply !!! Suppose my ClassLibrary in C# namespace MyImage { public class DrawImage { public void ShowImage(TestImage testImage) { } } public class TestImage { } } Here I need to call the ShowImage(TestImage testImage) method from

Could you please explain what you mean by "contains argument as object of another class"? I don't understand what you're asking. Richard

There is no issue with InvokeAsync("", FB::variant_list_of(shared_fro m_this())); function. I created the child window after boost::thread called. Now I created the child window before calling boost::thread function. Now Its working well. I just patched the issue not solved because I could not find the exact problem.

Hi, Thanks for sharing your implementation. Could you please tell me If your post could be helpful for exporting method from JavaScript in Firebreath which contains argument as object of another class. Thanks & Regards, GoutamiKumbhar