Hi everybody,
Does anyone knows how to prevent classes from being displayed in the
class-view of the developer studio of VC++ 4.x ?
There must be a way to do this since we don't see CWnd, CObject etc.
right?
Hi everybody,
Does anyone knows how to prevent classes from being displayed in the
class-view of the developer studio of VC++ 4.x ?
There must be a way to do this since we don't see CWnd, CObject etc.
right?
> Hi everybody,
> Does anyone knows how to prevent classes from being displayed in the
> class-view of the developer studio of VC++ 4.x ?
> There must be a way to do this since we don't see CWnd, CObject etc.
> right?
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> > Hi everybody,
> > Does anyone knows how to prevent classes from being displayed in the
> > class-view of the developer studio of VC++ 4.x ?
> > There must be a way to do this since we don't see CWnd, CObject etc.
> > right?
> Sure... Compile your classes into object files and include them in a
> private library. Link to your library at build-time. Don't forget to
> make up an "include" header to tell your project about your classes...
> But I'm afraid the header file will cause your classes to appear in the
Fred
On Tue, 10 Sep 1996 12:27:50 -0500, FredStevens
>Fred
#include /**/ "abc.h"
This method is also documented. I personnally find this very useful,
especially in large projects with many classes, and when using class
libraries other than MFC.
regards,
bookian
> > Does anyone knows how to prevent classes from being displayed in the
> > class-view of the developer studio of VC++ 4.x ?
> > There must be a way to do this since we don't see CWnd, CObject etc.
> > right?
> Sure... Compile your classes into object files and include them in a
> private library. Link to your library at build-time. Don't forget to
> make up an "include" header to tell your project about your classes...
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