Comments by Kedar Kumbhar

Kedar Kumbhar 5-Apr-11 8:08am View

If there is no way to change .h file to win form then, i think i will have to do it manually. I will create a new form.h and copy paste .h file code to it. I guess this will solve the issue.

And about CLI/C++, that's the requirement. Can't help...

Kedar Kumbhar 21-Mar-11 9:43am View

Ok, got it... Done.
Code running...
Thanks.

Kedar Kumbhar 21-Mar-11 8:36am View

No, I get it. Even I removed the 'If' condition. But, the next statement (just after 'if')is unexpectedly getting executed. This is what I don't want to happen. If the event is null then I don't want object to be reinitialized (happening in the next statement).
I guess I will have to look into the link suggested by SA & you.
But, still in the link there is no way suggested to solve this issue.
Sorry, but can u explain more?
I fear SA will get vibrant after reading this..:-)

Kedar Kumbhar 21-Mar-11 6:29am View

Actually, I need to check if the event is empty or not. Based on this the next statement will execute. This project is a porting project. The C# project contains lots of such 'Event' condition check with 'null'. I am desperately seeking for a solution. Can't change the implementation much...

Kedar Kumbhar 11-Mar-11 4:39am View

Ohh...
Done... Acepted...
Thanks
...Kedar

Kedar Kumbhar 11-Mar-11 2:01am View

Thanks SA. Thanks Olivier.

Corrected the code as you suggested. The void problem was a typo. Changed the code to match completely with library declaration.

Next problem was in the Meta file. Some how it has created to declarations of the functions.
The compiler created slightly different metadata in two modules with same type. At link time, when this metadata is merged, the error is thrown because the name for the type is the same, but there is some discrepancy in the rest of the metadata describing that type.
I resolved the ambiguity removing the multiple definition and loading the library again.

With this to thing resolved the code is running now...

Kedar Kumbhar 10-Mar-11 7:48am View

Hi Olivier,

It is done the same way as yuo mentioned. But, still it is giving error. I am sure that now syntacticaly I am not wrong.
The problem is in meta file in has created 2 conflicting definition. One from the inherited interface & other that is written locally... But I am not sure ha...

Kedar Kumbhar 10-Mar-11 7:18am View

Hi SA,
Added the sample code. I have written the code in similer way.
Even i have sensed that cli-c++ compiler in .net is week...

Kedar Kumbhar 10-Mar-11 1:33am View

Hi SAKryukov,

Your post is actually a solution for my problem. But, when i remove all the declaration from the .h file and keep only defination in the .cpp file, the compiler reports same error "Class must provide an implementation for interface".

Even when i give the full specifier (COMWORKSPACE::IWorkSpaceEven::WorkSpaceMessage(...) then the compiler gives error "Explicit override of method WorkSpaceMessage".

If i go with my previous implementation of declaration in .h & definition in .cpp, the code gets compiled. But, later gives linkUp errors LNK2022 - MetaData Operation failed - "Inconsistent method declaration in duplicated types".

I guess I am not able to implement the interface methods properly...

Kedar Kumbhar 9-Mar-11 1:43am View

Actually, we both are looking a answer for this. He is registered in msdn and me in code project...

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