Oui mais non, j'ai malheureusement c/c le header avec des modifs en cours, j'en fais 50/minute depuis 1/2 heure. Le "véritable header", c'est ça :
header
#ifndef BUTTON_H
#define BUTTON_H
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <SDL2/SDL.h>
#include "ContextHelp.h"
#define BUTTON_ENABLED true
#define BUTTON_DISABLED false
struct BUTTON;
typedef bool (*button_MouseIn)(struct BUTTON* button);
typedef bool (*button_MouseOut)(struct BUTTON* button);
typedef bool (*button_LeftClick)(struct BUTTON* button);
typedef struct
{
SDL_Texture* SprEnabled; // Cannot be NULL
SDL_Texture* SprDisabled; // May be NULL
SDL_Texture* SprClicked; // May be NULL
//
button_MouseIn in; // May be NULL
button_MouseOut out; // May be NULL
button_LeftClick leftclick; // Cannot be NULL. Will be triggered on clic
//
bool enabled; // Button is not affected by the mouse if enabled is false
/*
* Internal
*/
int mouse_status; // Status of the mouse over the button
SDL_Rect dest; // Destination location and size of the button
SDL_Texture* sprite; // The sprite currently used
CONTEXT_HELP* context; // Current help context
SDL_Texture* help; // The texture given to the context help handler
} BUTTON;
#define STATUS_MOUSE_OUT 0
#define STATUS_MOUSE_IN 1
#define STATUS_CLICK_LEFT_DOWN 2
#define STATUS_CLICK_LEFT_UP 3
bool ButtonInit (BUTTON* button,
char* SprEnabled,
char* SprDisabled,
char* SprClicked,
int x,
int y,
bool enabled,
button_MouseIn in,
button_MouseOut out,
button_LeftClick leftclick,
char* help,
CONTEXT_HELP* context);
void ButtonClose (BUTTON* button);
bool ButtonUpdate (BUTTON* button, SDL_Event* event, int mouse_x, int mouse_y);
bool ButtonDraw (BUTTON* button);
#endif // BUTTON_H
Et là tu peux vérifier, pas de struct intempestif qui traine.
Et voici un test case :
struct struct_t;
typedef void (*callback_t) (struct struct_t* arg);
typedef struct
{
callback_t cb;
} struct_t;
void cb (struct_t* arg)
{
(void) arg;
}
int main (void)
{
struct_t s;
s.cb (&s);
return 0;
}$ gcc -W -Wall test.c -o test
test.c: In function ‘main’:
test.c:20:9: warning: passing argument 1 of ‘s.cb’ from incompatible pointer type
s.cb (&s);
^
test.c:20:9: note: expected ‘struct struct_t *’ but argument is of type ‘struct struct_t *’Peut-être que je me plante en grand, mais je suis très preneur d'une solution...