Hello,
Callback functions can be passed into the init() method to receive progress information:
static Foundation::RCSharedPtr<RCProjectImportSession> init(const Foundation::RCString& projectFilePath, Foundation::RCFileMode fileMode,
Foundation::RCCode& errorCode,
RCImportProgressCallbackPtr projectProgressCallback = nullptr,
RCImportCompletionCallbackPtr projectCompletionCallback = nullptr);
typedef void (*RCImportProgressCallbackPtr)(const RCIOStatus& status);
typedef void (*RCImportCompletionCallbackPtr)(Foundation::RCCode errorCode, const Foundation::RCBuffer<RCScanImportStatus>& importStatus);
typedef void (*RCScanImportCompletionCallbackPtr)(const RCScanImportStatus& importStatus);
The problem is that these cannot be pointers to class members., which significantly limits and complicates their use.
I have to make them global functions that will change global variables (protected by a global mutex), and my class will read these global variables. Moreover, to read I have to create a separate thread, which needs to be terminated correctly in case of an error... This will inevitably lead to errors.
Is it possible to change them to std::function?
Or maybe I just didn't figure out how to use them correctly?
Best regards,
Aleksei
