`gfxd_input_callback` and `gfxd_output_callback` use `lgfxd.gfxd_macro_fn`

[Dragorn421]

Randomly noticed this while investigating gfx disassembly options

They should use gfxd_input_callback, gfxd_output_callback instead, most likely

pygfxd/pygfxd.py

Lines 379 to 404 in 605e30e

 lgfxd.gfxd_input_callback.argtypes = [CFUNCTYPE(c_int, c_void_p, c_int)] 
 lgfxd.gfxd_input_callback.restype = None 
 def gfxd_input_callback(fn: Callable[[bytes, int], int]) -> None: 
     """ 
     Use the provided callback function, fn, compatible with the C function type 
         int gfxd_input_fn_t(void *buf, int count) 
  
     fn should copy at most count bytes to/from buf, and return the number of bytes actually copied. 
     The input callback should return 0 to signal end of input. 
     """ 
     cb =  CFUNCTYPE(c_int, c_void_p, c_int)(fn) 
     __gfxd_buffers_callbacks.update({102 : cb}) 
     lgfxd.gfxd_macro_fn(cb) 
  
 lgfxd.gfxd_output_callback.argtypes = [CFUNCTYPE(c_int, c_char_p, c_int)] 
 lgfxd.gfxd_output_callback.restype = None 
 def gfxd_output_callback(fn: Callable[[bytes, int], int]) -> None: 
     """ 
     Use the provided callback function, fn, compatible with C function type 
         int gfxd_output_fn_t(const char *buf, int count) 
  
     fn should copy at most count bytes to/from buf, and return the number of bytes actually copied. 
     """ 
     cb = CFUNCTYPE(c_int, c_char_p, c_int)(fn) 
     __gfxd_buffers_callbacks.update({103 : cb}) 
     lgfxd.gfxd_macro_fn(cb)