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I would like to be able to add and remove dimensions from arrays, but that has to be hand coded because the function is not (or not currently) implimented in the language. I would be curious to know which languages allow the appending of dimensions to an array BTW. Whether it exists ...
Modify the member function definition in the .CPP file. Add an RFX function call for each parameter data member you added to the class. For information on writing your RFX functions, see the articleRecord Field Exchange: How RFX Works. Precede the RFX calls for the parameters with a single ...
Q Your column in theAugust 2002issue ofMSDN®Magazinehas been very helpful in converting from C++ to C#. However, I need to call a function in a C/C++ DLL that has a void* as one of its parameters. The void* can be a pointer to a short, long, or character array depending on ...
Defining objects in a header may cause link errors if you include the header in more than one cpp file.What is the _NAMES in the definition of m_common_parameter_names?An array declaration can have at most one blank dimension, a [ ] with no value specified. Hence the declaration for m...
Defining objects in a header may cause link errors if you include the header in more than one cpp file.What is the _NAMES in the definition of m_common_parameter_names?An array declaration can have at most one blank dimension, a [ ] with no value specified. Hence the declaration for m...
Defining objects in a header may cause link errors if you include the header in more than one cpp file.What is the _NAMES in the definition of m_common_parameter_names?An array declaration can have at most one blank dimension, a [ ] with no value specified. Hence the declaration for m...