I am new to VC++ and I have an issue. If I create a project and place a
form on it, it compiles and runs, showing the form. However, when I add a
form to some other project, the form does not show even though the host
projects runs.
Here's what I have:
1. I have a project (just for testing) called HelloWorld and it just prints
"Hello, World".
2. I added a form using Project->Add New Item then under the Visual C++
folder I selected the "Windows Form (.NET)" template and give it the name
"Test".
3. From there I #include "Test.cpp" (Test.cpp includes Test.h), built the
project (it compiles successfully) and execute.
4. The program runs and prints "Hello, World" but the form does not show.
What do I do here?
Jazz
AlexG - 12 Sep 2004 16:09 GMT
I'm new to VS .Net C++ too, coming from VS 6.0
and the MFC. It sounds to me that your HelloWorld
project is a Console output only project. For a Win Form
you need to put the 'Hello World' out put in the
Paint event of the form1.h in the Win Form project.
> I am new to VC++ and I have an issue. If I create a project and place a
> form on it, it compiles and runs, showing the form. However, when I add a
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> Jazz