Re: Forward declaration of managed class: howto?
"David Wilkinson" <no-reply@effisols.com> schrieb
Armin Zingler wrote:
Yes, however the syntax is not clear to me. Could you please give
an example?
Armin:
Actually, this group is for standard C++. For C++/CLI you should be
using
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vc
Ok, will keep that in mind.
But, IMHO, you should not be trying to learn C++/CLI unless you
already know standard C++. In native C++ the standard pattern is
Ok
[Code]
Thanks. Got that. However, my problem was that declaring the members is
equal to defining the class. It's not possible to declare the class and all
it's members at one location, typcially in the header file, then do the
definition/implementation in the CPP file. Something like (which does not
work):
// C.h
ref class C {C();}
// C.cpp
ref class C
{
private:
int member;
public:
C() {/*whatever*/};
}
// D.cpp
#include "C.h"
....
C^ bla = gcnew C();
Would be more intuitive to me. Well, can't change that anyway.
Armin
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