Re: Function in header file - newbie VC++/CLI
- From: "Duane Hebert" <spoo@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2007 08:42:02 -0400
Thanks for explaination Duane. I'll print your post and hang on the wall
to remember it ;)
I read several books and many websites but not carefully I think. I learn
c++ just about 3 weeks.
I know your way to construct header . I read about it today and in first
post i try use something like this.
I'll try tommorow resolve this problem .
Thanks for advice.
Your welcome but the best advice that I can give you
is to find some good books and work through them.
Learning c++ from newsgroup queries is not likely
the best idea.
You should also know that this
separation of declaration and definition may not be
supported in all languages. I'll point out again that you
appear to be using c++/cli so I'm not sure. I don't think
this works in c# for example.
good luck.
.
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