C / C++ / MFC

WernerP wrote:

The inline keyword, and I think implicit inline too, means, that you don't let the compiler be automatic but try to tell him what to do.

class A
{
     void someFunc()
     {
          // code
     }
}

inline void A::someFunc()
{
     // code
}

void A::someFunc()
{
     // code
}

WernerP wrote:

The inline keyword, and I think implicit inline too, means, that you don't let the compiler be automatic but try to tell him what to do. This is what I *don't* want and would like to switch off.

WernerP wrote:

I am very sorry, this happened automatically because in Germany marks at school are like that 1 = best, 6 = worst. I still can't get rid of that.

WernerP wrote:

This I think is a common concern of software engineering, and does not have to do with loving either one programming language or the other. Look, C++ has been called a multiparadigmatic language by it's founder. It should make us free to implement whatever pattern makes sense to us.

ShellExecute(handle, "open",<pathname>, NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);
</pathname>

ShellExecute(handle, NULL, <fully_qualified_path_to_folder>, NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);</fully_qualified_path_to_folder>

ShellExecute(handle, "open", <fully_qualified_path_to_folder>, NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);</fully_qualified_path_to_folder>

The handle should be the handle of your own window

NewVC++ wrote:

There is any option for delete file and folder like ShellExecute.

NewVC++ wrote:

Then i am geting this error error C2065: 'handle' : undeclared identifier.

led mike wrote:

Have you developed insomnia?

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++