Re: is CArray<CComPtr<IUnknown>, CComPtr<IUnknown>&> possible?

"JD" <jdt_young@xxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi,

I want to have a declaration as follows:

CArray<CComPtr<IUnknown>, CComPtr<IUnknown>&> a;

But VC++ 6.0 gives me a compile error:

cannot convert parameter 1 from 'struct IUnknown ** ' to 'class
ATL::CComPtr<struct IUnknown> *'

The reason is that there is a ATL function requires a parameter of address
of CComPtr<IUnknown>, but the operator & of CComPtr<IUnknown> returns
IUnknown* and hence &CComPtr<IUnknown> returns IUnknown**.

Do you know how to resolve this problem? Thanks for any help.

Tony

Try CAdapt< CComPtr< IUnknown > >

Heinz


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