Managed C++/CLI

led mike wrote:

Never tried that but my first thought is have you checked the "Enable Debuggers/Enable unmanged code" check box in the project/debug settings?

lafleon wrote:

What do I need to do to query another COM interface from this instance?

jmlsteele wrote:

toBeSplit->Split(' ',3);

array<wchar_t>^ delim = gcnew array<wchar_t> {' '};
String^ src = "1 2 3 4 5";
array<String^>^ a1 = src->Split( delim);
Console::WriteLine( String::Format("{0}", a1->Length));
a1 = src->Split( delim, 2);
Console::WriteLine( String::Format("{0}", a1->Length));

amaneet wrote:

the link contains only the connection strings

namespace Library1 {

	generic <typename T>
	public ref class TWhat
	{
		T _what;
	public:

		property T What
		{
			void set(T value){ _what=value;}
			T get(){ return _what;}
		}
	};

	public ref class ManagedCppClassToUseFromCSharp
	{
	private:
		TWhat<System::Int32>^ _twhat;

	public:
		ManagedCppClassToUseFromCSharp(){ _twhat = gcnew TWhat<System::Int32>(); }

		TWhat<System::Int32>^ GetWhat(){return _twhat; }
	};

}

InitializeComponent();
Library1.ManagedCppClassToUseFromCSharp mcctuf = new ManagedCppClassToUseFromCSharp();
TWhat<System.Int32> tw = mcctuf.GetWhat();
tw.What = 11;
System.Diagnostics.Trace.WriteLine(String.Format("TWhat: {0}", tw.What));