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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / November 2007

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intellisense15 Nov 2007 17:21 GMT5
I made a control library project using Visual Studio 2005 with C++/
CLI.  I now have my code working and running, but none of the
intellisense works.  Is there a setting I need to turn on, or is the
intellisense for C++/CLI not good?
Any 3RD Party sources to save Bitmaps to graphic files?15 Nov 2007 01:03 GMT3
I would like to be able to save a Bitmap to a graphic file, such as a JPG,
BMP, etc. Are there any 3rd party sources that provide a means to put this
functionality into my VS C++ 2008 application in /CLI mamaged mode? I'd
prefer not to write the conversions.
What is KeyValue (in contrast to KeyCode)?14 Nov 2007 19:29 GMT1
This is a perfect example of how some information slips through the crack in
MSDN2. There is NO explanation of what KeyValue is in MSDN2!! Sure, it has a
page on it, here it is:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.keyeventargs.keyva
lue.aspx

Xalan 1.10 (building with VS 2005)14 Nov 2007 16:51 GMT3
Has anyone managed to build Xalan v 1.10 using VS 2005?
If the VS 7 project is converted to VS 8.0., it generates *TONS* of
errors - anyone managed to build this yet?
C1060 while compiling large hard-coded char array with VS200514 Nov 2007 14:36 GMT2
I'm using VS2005 to compile a file that only contains a single large
(100MB) hard-coded char array.
It looks like:
unsigned char test[] = {
Comment C++ code like C#14 Nov 2007 14:34 GMT4
Is there a way to automatic comment C++ code just as for C# in visual studio
I ask since I would like to use the same syntax and it is very time
consuming to enter the base structor by hand.
Thanks Torben
gcnew,13 Nov 2007 23:34 GMT1
Does one need to delete pointers allocated with gcnew?  Or does the
garbage collector do it?
I always though the garbage collector did it, but I saw this example
today on MSDN:
gcnew,13 Nov 2007 20:42 GMT3
Does one need to delete pointers allocated with gcnew?  Or does the
garbage collector do it?
I always though the garbage collector did it, but I saw this example
today on MSDN:
How can i turn off the "Run-Time Check Failure #3" warning??13 Nov 2007 14:59 GMT4
all,
I am using an uninitialised variable that generating a 'Run-Time Check
Failure #3' when the
debug version is running. The code is complex and changing it would be
C++/CLI  so slow in win2k12 Nov 2007 22:41 GMT1
I move a C++/CLI project from my windows2003 server to win2k under
MSVC2005, but when I debug it, it becomes so slow than windows2003
server.
So why?
MS Money Plus Deluxe Installation Error12 Nov 2007 13:08 GMT1
When trying to install any version of MS Money Plus I receive this error:
"The AUTORUN.INF file is missing or corrupt."
What is necessary to correct this problem?
[Windows XP SP2 on an IBM Thinkpad A31]
No symbolds loaded for this document....11 Nov 2007 06:41 GMT1
I am having some trouble with the VS2005 debugger. When I set
breakpoints and run the debugger, they change into an icon telling me
that they will not be hit as no symbols have been loaded for the document.
Under Project->Properties->Linker->Debugging
Assigning values via pointers in C/C++? (Visual Studio.NET 2003)09 Nov 2007 23:57 GMT7
I am using Visual Studio.NET 2003, and to my surprise, the below code
in a simple console application does not work for me:
char *str = "hello!";
*str = 'H';    <-- error
App.config not reading key09 Nov 2007 13:30 GMT1
I have a simple C# VS 2005 console application that contains a class and an
app.config file.
My app.config
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
Do managed strings have a deterministic destructor?08 Nov 2007 17:08 GMT2
If I set a breakpoint on all four lines within the curly brackets in
VS2005, the 'delete str' breakpoint is always removed and the line
itself is removed from the code.
Why is not possible to call delete on a String^ ref type like it is
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