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Here's the AutoIt wrapper around the SmileX functions:
http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index ... pic=104337

Will SmileX work with everything GeNIe produces, or are some features out of date? And thanks again!

You sir, are a wonderful person. As it was my birthday yesterday, I want to thank you very, very much for this present.

Your kung fu is great.

I've tested on my systems, and it appears that the Smilex object from the download is broken. The javascript, vbs, and autoit calls to the com object all result in catastrophic failure, from win XP SP3, SP2, and on the Acer netbook. Another guy on the AutoIt forum has the same issues.

VB test:
Dim ...

Is there a working example of Smilex around somewhere? I can't seem to find a complete script, just the snippets in the documentation.

Nope, its crashing on $Smilex.UpdateBeliefs(). I'll work on getting that running first, lol. Thanks for the help, I appreciate it.

I used a Genie 1 .dsl to the same effect, so I know it's not a version issue, at least.

I'm passing a valid BSTR object to the com interface, and in turn getting a catastrophic failure.

I use SysAllocString to create a valid BSTR pointing to my filepath (which is valid.)

So, it looks like this:
I initialize the com object

$Smilex = ObjCreate("SMILEX.SmileXCtrl.1")


Much like VB ...

I think so. I'm looking at the forums now, if I can't find anything specific, I'll ask. That's the information I needed, I think.

I use a windows scripting language called AutoIt. It's capable of using dlls much the same way c and c++ can. It can also use com objects, but AutoIt recently became strictly Unicode, which is what I assume is causing the issues with SmileX.

Is there an easy way to recompile SmileX with Unicode ...

All I'm seeing is a bunch of headers and a few compiled libs.

Is there a dll release, or a visual studio solution available? Or should I just use the dll that comes with GeNIe?

I'm not so much interested in developing or changing anything in SMILE as I am in using it, and Smilex doesn't work with ...