Calling DLLs

SpirilSpiril
edited 11:29PM in FastScript
Hi

Just a quick question:

Is it possible to call functions located in .DLL files from a FastScript?

In need that because I'm going to create a script that extracts files from a RAR archive by using functions located in a DLL file (UNRAR.DLL from rarlabs.com).

Cheers
Spiril

Comments

  • AlexTZAlexTZ
    edited 11:29PM
    No, you can't do this directly. You can add a function to the script and implement the dll call in your program.
  • SpirilSpiril
    edited 11:29PM
    AlexTZ wrote:
    No, you can't do this directly. You can add a function to the script and implement the dll call in your program.
    Any chance for a direct DLL call functionality in a future release? Would love that!

  • AlexTZAlexTZ
    edited 11:29PM
    No chance at all - it will require total redesign of the engine.
  • Adelson SmaniaAdelson Smania
    edited 11:29PM
    AlexTZ wrote: »
    No chance at all - it will require total redesign of the engine.

    Hi, Alex!

    Sorry for asking that again, but since this answer has been posted 6 years ago, I have a small hope: is not possible yet to call a DLL directly from a script?

    Thanks!
  • teresap989teresap989
    edited 11:29PM
    AlexTZ wrote: »
    No chance at all - it will require total redesign of the engine.

    I also think so.



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  • leonardoacrobat4545leonardoacrobat4545
    edited 11:29PM
    Spiril wrote: »
    Hi

    Just a quick question:

    Is it possible to call functions located in .DLL files from a FastScript?

    In need that because I'm going to create a script that extracts files from a RAR archive by using functions located in a DLL file (UNRAR.DLL from rarlabs.com).

    Cheers
    Spiril


    I think it is possible to call functions located in .DLL files from a FastScript.

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