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...Wnd) # This above won't work, because .C() will pass a pointer to the # integer hWnd to SetForegroundWindow (in user32.dll) whereas # I want the integer hWnd to be cast as a pointer. So for each DLL function I want to call with a pointer argument, do I have to define my own C function e.g. my_SetForegroundWindow (using the Windows API) which takes an integer argument instead and then casts it as a pointer in order to call the real SetForegroundWindow function? Of course environments behave like pointers but they are read-only. You can't do this (below), right? mode(hWnd) <- "environment&q...