Out string array in abstract c# method implemented in C++

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GTraceski@softwarearchitects.biz - 28 Nov 2007 16:22 GMT

Hi,

I have the following parent class public definition:
abstract public bool IsValidForInspection(out string[]
strFailureReasons);

In my managed CPP class I am trying to understand what needs to be
here, I have tried:

bool MILGeometricModelFinder::IsValidForInspection([Out]String __gc*
(__gc*) pprStrFailureReasons __gc[])

But the compiler isn't happy and says my pure virtual function isn't
declared with:

: cannot instantiate abstract class

due to following members:
'bool IsValidForInspection(System::String __gc *(__gc *)
__gc[])' : pure virtual function was not defined

I am new to c# ( if not obvious)...

Thanks in advance for any help in understanding!

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Ben Voigt [C++ MVP] - 28 Nov 2007 19:07 GMT

> Hi,
>
> I have the following parent class public definition:
> abstract public bool IsValidForInspection(out string[]
> strFailureReasons);

Using C++/CLI, that would be:

bool MILGeometricModelFinder::IsValidForInspection([Out]
array<System::String^>^% strFailureReasons)

Managed Extensions for C++ are dead, don't use them.

> In my managed CPP class I am trying to understand what needs to be
> here, I have tried:
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> Thanks in advance for any help in understanding!

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