| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| Stonex500 |
Posted - May 09 2006 : 05:17:45 AM
Classes written in .NET 2.0 style with the abstract keyword are not working with VAX.
Sample:
class CMyAbstractClass abstract
{
};
The real classname "CMyAbstractClass" is underlined by VAX and no suggestions are working for this type!
I am using VAX 1445 in VS2005, WinXP SP2. |
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| support |
Posted - Aug 08 2006 : 01:27:59 AM
Fixed in build 1531. |
| feline |
Posted - May 16 2006 : 6:10:19 PM
that makes sense. i am seeing the same thing here
case=1203 |
| Stonex500 |
Posted - May 11 2006 : 03:02:02 AM
I use C++ CLI with the new .NET 2.0 C++ syntax.
When you define an abstract class (with at least one =0 function) in the new
syntax, you have to add the abstract keyword to the class, otherwise you get
a compiler warning.
When i write the class like the following sample, VAX does not know the
class and the classname is underlined.
public ref class CMyAbstractClass abstract
{
public:
virtual void f() = 0;
}; |
| feline |
Posted - May 10 2006 : 3:23:12 PM
what language are you using? pasting this code into a C# program in VS2005 causes the IDE to underline "abstract" in red, and it does not compile. |
