Function PyObjectFromCreateStruct

Pythonwin/win32util.cpp:190–208

The CREATESTRUCT just has pointers (no buffers) for the name and classname. Therefore, I dont treat them as strings, just pointers (via long casts) @object CREATESTRUCT|A representation of a Windows CREATESTRUCT structure.

// pointers (via long casts)
// @object CREATESTRUCT|A representation of a Windows CREATESTRUCT structure.
PyObject *PyObjectFromCreateStruct(LPCREATESTRUCT lpcs)
{
	return Py_BuildValue("(iiii(iiii)iNNi)",
	    lpcs->lpCreateParams, // @pyparm int|createParams||
   		lpcs->hInstance, // @pyparm int|hInstance||
   		lpcs->hMenu, // @pyparm int|hMenu||
   		lpcs->hwndParent, // @pyparm int|hwndParent||
   		lpcs->cy, // @pyparm (int, int, int, int)|cy, cx, y, x||
   		lpcs->cx, 
   		lpcs->y,
   		lpcs->x,
   		lpcs->style,// @pyparm int|style||
   		PyWinLong_FromVoidPtr(lpcs->lpszName),// @pyparm int|lpszName||A string cast to a long.
   		PyWinLong_FromVoidPtr(lpcs->lpszClass),// @pyparm int|lpszClass||A string cast to a long!?
   		lpcs->dwExStyle);// @pyparm int|dwExStyle||

	// @comm Note that the strings are passed as longs, which are there address
	// in memory.  This is due to the internal mechanics of passing this structure around.
}

BOOL CreateStructFromPyObject(LPCREATESTRUCT lpcs, PyObject *ob, const char *fnName, BOOL bFromTuple)
{