Re: inheriting the VC++ template classes into C#.net

From:
"Alexander Nickolov" <agnickolov@mvps.org>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.atl
Date:
Wed, 17 Jan 2007 09:16:54 -0800
Message-ID:
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I didn't see any template<> in your code...

At any rate, this is a C++ class and cannot be accessed
directly in .NET. You need to wrap it in a C++/CLI
class first, or expose it via COM and COM Interop
(what Brian suggested). For the first approach (e.g. if
it's possible with MFC) you should ask in the C++/CLI
group:

microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc

For the second approach you can ask in the Interop group:

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.interop

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"Amu" <amu4uall@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Alexander Nickolov wrote:

.NET 2.0 introduced generics. Depending on your template
use, you may or may not be able to translate the code to
C++/CLI using generics. Generics are useable from C#.

Note this question should be addresed towards the C++/CLI
group:

microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc

Ah, of course as others already mentioned, C++ templates
are not visible in .NET since the framework does not
support such feature. Generics are the semantically closest
feature supported in .NET.

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"Amu" <amu4uall@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Kim Gr?sman wrote:

Hi Amu,

Hi i am stuck up in a part of project where i have to inherit the VC++
template classes into C#.net. Please provide me the solution for this


Templates are a language feature of C++, it doesn't exist in C#.

Could you show what you are trying to do in a little more detail, and
maybe
we can come up with an alternate solution?

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Best Regards,
Kim Gr?sman


can u give me some clear idea regarding
it.actually i have a dll ( template class) ready which is written in
VC++6. But presently i need to inherit its classes into my new C#./net
project.so if there is some better solution with u then please give me
the solution.
:Amu


The C++ classes which I mentioned are classes which are derived from
MFC standard classes like CPropertyPage and CPropertySheet.

These template classes are simple MFC classes which are packaged as a
DLL. Since the Implementation part of this DLL is huge, I can't think
of rewriting the whole code in C#.

I have attached the the class template code snippet for your reference.
I need to inherit from this class, DTMPOPropertyPage in C#.

How can I achieve this?

class AFX_EXT_CLASS DTMPOPropertyPage : public CPropertyPage

{

// Construction

public:

     //DECLARE_DYNAMIC(DTMPOPropertyPage)

            DTMPOPropertyPage(FDTXmtrDoc *doc, UINT nIDTemplate = 0,
UINT nCaption = 0);

            ~DTMPOPropertyPage();

            //{{AFX_DATA(CXmtrPropertyPage)

                        // NOTE - ClassWizard will add data members
here.

                        // DO NOT EDIT what you see in these blocks
of generated code !

            //}}AFX_DATA

            // Attributes

public:

            // Access to determine if performing CANCEL processing.

            // Pages use this to avoid validation

            //BOOL InCancelProcessing ();

// Overrides

            // ClassWizard generate virtual function overrides

            //{{AFX_VIRTUAL(CXmtrPropertyPage)

            // Define a generic OnKillFocus handler for use by all
pages

            //afx_msg void OnKillFocus();

            virtual void DoDataExchange(CDataExchange* pDX); //
DDX/DDV support

            //}}AFX_VIRTUAL

            virtual BOOL OnInitDialog() { return
CPropertyPage::OnInitDialog(); }

            virtual BOOL OnSetActive() { UpdateData(FALSE); return
CPropertyPage::OnSetActive(); }

            //virtual BOOL OnKillActive();

            // access to BO parameters

            virtual void SetValues() = 0;

            virtual void UpdateDocument() = 0;

            // access to AppInfo

            FDTAppInfo *GetAppInfo();

// Implementation

protected:

            // Generated message map functions

            //{{AFX_MSG(CXmtrPropertyPage)

                        // NOTE: the ClassWizard will add member
functions here

            //}}AFX_MSG

    //afx_msg LRESULT OnCommandHelp(WPARAM, LPARAM lParam);

            //afx_msg LRESULT OnShiftF1Help(WPARAM, LPARAM lParam);

            //afx_msg void OnHelp( );

            afx_msg BOOL OnHelpInfo( HELPINFO* lpHelpInfo );

            //_DLLPROC DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP()

            DTMPOPropertySheet *GetSheet();

            // pointer to document

            FDTXmtrDoc *mDoc;

private:

            void SetSheet( DTMPOPropertySheet *ps );

            friend class DTMPOPropertySheet;

            mDTMPOPropertyPage *m;

};

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