Managed C++/CLI
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How to convert from 'WCHAR' to 'System::String ^' Managed C++
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Use one of the constructors as described here[^].
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int x = (Int32) thisisObjectType is boxing, if the type is already checked ?
if (thisisObjectType->GetType() == Int32::typeid) {
int x = (Int32) thisisObjectType; }
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Why would you use TryParse() if it's already an integer, and why would you need a cast?
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Hi,
From many places Iam still searching to find a solution but not yet clear to me..Its hunting my head...I will be happy, does anybody gives a solution to me..
Actually Iam having VS2010 Ultimate... on 2 systems. I updated 1 system to SP1 &
Windows 3.0 API. That system is 1ly giving the error like...
The Method or Property VCFilter::get_UrlBehavior deprecated and nolonger implemented....
But in another system, without update, still its working fine...
when I create XML_Schema, DataSet by XML Codes, and I can access that DataSet in reports dataset tab... earlier it has worked for me...
Now its giving this error, while I try to access that from Report Data Menu,DataSet Tab...
And therefore I get confused for the above problem....Any right directions for me...
Thanks again...
modified 7 Jun '12 - 6:15.
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I just read on stackoverflow[^] that it is probably possible to use C++ CX in normal desktop app (NOT a WinRT app).
(To replace Managed C++ / C++ CLI, with better performance and simplicity)
I wonder, is there any article / blog describing the process? and some fun application of it??
A train station is where the train stops. A bus station is where the bus stops. On my desk, I have a work station....
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My programs never have bugs, they just develop random features.
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Hi,
i cannot figure out if static typing and strong typing are the same thing.
Please advise.
Thanks
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They are pretty much the same to a degree.
""Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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I can only hope that answers the question to some degree, although I might not be quite sure.
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