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NSString. aString = NSString alloc initWithString: @'a string'; UnitySendMessage('MyObject', 'Method', aString UTF8String); But I am wondering how the memory allocation works across the message passing, I guess I have to do allocation (most examples do), but is the UnitySendMessage synchronous. UnityPlayer.UnitySendMessage is a void function and does not return a value. Take a look at the UnitySendMessageExtension function implementation below. It is similar to turnipinindia's answer but it returns a value. It only returns a string so you have to convert that string to.

1. if(value.startsWith('dm;')){
2. // IT'S A DIRECT MESSAGE
3. // Recording is started
4. setRecording(record)
5. }
6. val recordingData = Gson().fromJson(recordingJson, RecordingVideocall::class.java)
7. viewModel.registrationEnabled=when(recordingData.action){
8. sendPrivateMessage('recordStarted')
9. RecordingVideocall.ACTION_STOP->{
10. }
11. }
12. UnityPlayer.UnitySendMessage(
13. 'NotifyRecording',
14. }
15. privatefun sendPrivateMessage(message:String){
16. UnityPlayer.UnitySendMessage(
17. )

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