Re: Question about generated C++ code for forms
- From: Bill <REMOVEbillCAPITAL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 13:35:02 -0500
David Lowndes wrote:
I'm experimenting with the Express editions and I was wondering why the
C++ code for forms is all put into the header files.
Bill,
I believe it's a limitation of the design of the forms designer -
which is based on C# techniques.
Dave
Thanks Dave
I have done a lot of work in Borland C++ Builder and it has the ability
to toggle between the .cpp and the .h file of the same name. It doesn't
seem that VC++ has that feature -- although putting everything in the .h
kind of eliminates the need for that. Maybe I'm missing something though.
Ciao
Bill
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