Re: How to pass Derived Class Constructor Parameters
"Mateusz Rajca" <MateuszRajca@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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I got my simple class but how do I call its constructor?
class CSampleDlg : public CFileDialog{
public:
explicit CSampleDlg( BOOL bOpenFileDialog,
LPCTSTR lpszDefExt,
LPCTSTR lpszFileName,
DWORD dwFlags,
LPCTSTR lpszFilter,
CWnd* pParentWnd ,
DWORD dwSize ) : CFileDialog(bOpenFileDialog){
DoModal();
}
};
I get an error when I try to do: CSampleDlg(TRUE);
error C3861: 'CSampleDlg': identifier not found
Check spelling. Make sure the header file where CSampleDlg is defined is
actually included in the source file where you get this error. The error
has nothing to do with fine points of derivation, but simply states that
nothing at all was ever declared under the identifier CSampleDlg.
Also, CSampleDlg's constructor takes seven parameters. Why are you
calling it with just one?
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