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CArray<CString,CString&> AA;

CArray<CString,CString&> AA;

CStringArray AA;

#pragma once
#include "ga_dna.h"
#include "afxtempl.h"

#define NoOf_cValues		20
#define NoOf_rValues		51


class GA_Individual
{
public:
	GA_Individual(void);
public:
	virtual ~GA_Individual(void);
public:
	GA_DNA dna1;
           .
           .
           .
           .
           .
	// constructors
	GA_Individual(GA_DNA* pDNA);
	
	static unsigned short c[NoOf_cValues];
	static unsigned short r[NoOf_rValues];
public:
	// always call this function befor using the class to initialize it
	static bool initIndiv(void);


	CArray <CString> opamp;        //tried "	CArray <CString,CString&> opamp;
" and the same
};

#include "StdAfx.h"
#include "GA_Individual.h"
//#define _CRT_RAND_S		// required to use rand_s()	// defined in the compiler comand line
#include "stdlib.h"
#include "windows.h"

#include <tchar.h>
#include <math.h>

unsigned short GA_Individual::c[NoOf_cValues];
unsigned short GA_Individual::r[NoOf_rValues];

GA_Individual::GA_Individual(void)
: Age(0)
{
	CArray <CString> opamp(void);   // i tried this line but it did not solve a thing
}

GA_Individual::~GA_Individual(void)
{
}

GA_Individual::GA_Individual(GA_DNA* pDNA)
{
......
}

bool GA_Individual::initIndiv(void)
{
......
}
.
....... other function definitions here
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Snorri wrote:

Probably the class you declare the CArray in already has one? Or at least you are using '=' somewhere in your code for an instance of that class

samira forooghi wrote:

no i dont .
where i must set it?