Instead, when an interface would be returned from a function the library instead stores the interface in an internal list and passes out an index (or handle) to the stored value. The library will never directly pass out interfaces to files, records, groups, or elements.

The library will allow applications to load multiple load orders without having to unload the DLL. All functions are internally wrapped in an exception handler which prevents exceptions from bubbling up to the calling application (which results in runtime errors).

All functions will use boolean return values to indicate whether or not the function executed correctly. It's also important to return arrays from library functions so users can use functional programming paradigms for iteration, filtering, mapping, etc.Īll functions in the library will use the cdecl calling convention for maximum accessibility. A primary goal is to yield enough functionality from the library to create a full GUI application as an alternative to TES5Edit at a future point in time. The library will be designed similar to 圎dit scripting, though with a number of notable improvements. The languages which I plan on building wrappers for, in order of priority, are listed below: The library will include extensive documentation, a full suite of tests, and plug-and-play wrappers for multiple programming languages. Developers can then focus on implementing larger solutions rather than constantly re-inventing the wheel. This will allow developers in the TES/FO modding communities to make use of 圎dit's record definitions and functionality to read and write plugin files from the language of their choice.

Xedit-lib is a project to build a DLL Wrapper for the 圎dit framework.

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