C++ Blues...
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Well... I have a few questions
in vb:
Shared Function ConvertToPointF(Point as Point) as PointF
Return New PointF(Point.x, Point.Y)
End Function
how would you do the same thin in C++... this is the only thing it will let me do, but i don''t want to return a pointer, and it won''t let me return __box(value)...
using namespace System::Drawing;
static PointF* ConvertToPointF(Size Size)
{
return __nogc new PointF(Size.Width, Size.Height);
}
See... I don''t want to return a PointF*, but a PointF
Also... in vb, there''s the keyword redim and redim preserve... are those basically just create a new array and create a new array and copy values?
Just do,
static PointF ConvertToPointF(Size Size)
{
return PointF(Size.Width, Size.Height);
}
Your causing a memory leak the other way.
[edited by - Leviathan3328 on May 8, 2004 3:24:23 PM]
static PointF ConvertToPointF(Size Size)
{
return PointF(Size.Width, Size.Height);
}
Your causing a memory leak the other way.
[edited by - Leviathan3328 on May 8, 2004 3:24:23 PM]
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and what about the redim question??
[edit: 1st question solved...]
[edited by - Axiverse on May 8, 2004 3:32:46 PM]
[edit: 1st question solved...]
[edited by - Axiverse on May 8, 2004 3:32:46 PM]
quote:Original post by Axiverse
why not static? it''s like a vb module, free for use by everyone...
In C++ to make a function public you put it or its prototype in a header and include that header into the files that need the function.
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