Hi all,

I'm trying to expose my Point class to AngelScript, so that it can be used like so:

// This works
Point aPos;
aPos.x=50;
aPos.y=50;

// This doesn't
Point aAnotherPos=Point(1,1);

So first part, no problem... the second part keeps telling me no matching signatures to Point with int, int.

But I do have this:

aResult=gEngine->RegisterObjectMethod("Point","Point &opAssign(const int, const int)", asFUNCTION(AssignPointII),asCALL_GENERIC);

Am I going about this entirely the wrong way?

Yes, you're going about this the wrong way. Your opAssign() method needs to be passed a "const Point &in" instead of 2 integers, since that's what you're setting it to in your script.

When I do that, it only tells me that no matching signatures exist for Point(const int, const int) exists.

When I embed this directly in the script:

class Point
{
    float x,y;
};

All the assignments, and equals, and comparisons things work perfectly.  How can I get this behavior so that it uses my point class factory instead?

I mean instead of doing:

Point &opAssign(const int, const int)

You should do this instead:

Point &opAssign(const Point &in)