SjoerdD
SjoerdD
An example is stored in [example.zip](https://github.com/node-opcua/node-opcua/files/7649872/example.zip) The example contains the described 'Field1' and 'field2' with an instance having values 'value1' and 'value2', respectively. On the breakpoint on the line described...
I realized that step 5 in the reproduction scenario wrongly referred to `undefined`. This only holds if the type would not have `field2`. Steps adjusted accordingly.
While going through the code, it seems that part may be due to the reference to `field.dataType` in `_makeExtensionObjectReader(...)` in `extension_object_parser.ts`. As it seems, the property `dataType` does not exist...
With respect to my question in the above bug report (_Additional question: I am not sure if changing the suggested lines would completely solve; I still can't seem to access...
Regarding my previous comment, the fact that `data.variant` is never absent relates to the following: https://github.com/node-opcua/node-opcua/blob/67b48cb862575c70f2a850ffe50580a1f2844629/packages/node-opcua-address-space/source/loader/load_nodeset2.ts#L1222-L1231 First `this.parent.parent.obj.value` gets assigned an object, then `data.variant` gets assigned the same object via...
Just for the purpose of testing (and naively hoping), I created a similar example with another modeler ([example2.zip](https://github.com/node-opcua/node-opcua/files/7706777/example2.zip)). Unfortunately, it gives me same results. In the meantime, I've forked the...
@voxsoftware please refer to [issue 103](https://github.com/durs/node-activex/issues/103). It contains a reference to some code how such a pointer was obtained in Excel VBA. With respect to the reverse: I would not...
Hi @voxsoftware, please refer to my below Typescript snippet: ``` import { Object as ActiveXObject } from "winax"; ... const comObjectPointer = new Uint8Array(bytes); // bytes is an array representing...
I ran the test code about four hours ago and the instance of Excel is still present. On Thu, Jul 9, 2020 at 1:05 PM Ajitweb wrote: > @OSjoerdWie ,...
I do have a solution for that in node already (browse existing instances of Excel using tasklist, get the matching one using and then perform taskkill). But still... this is...