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class KeyStroke
{
    public KeyStroke(int numlines, CRichEditCtrl* myrichptr)
    {
        // the one you will mainly use
    }
    public KeyStroke()
    {
        // the compiler will not infer this because you have created the one above

        // if you do not provide any constructors then the compiler will automatically
        // create the parameterless one.
    }

\progedit.cpp(13): error C2062: type 'int' unexpected

1>  progdialog.cpp

CProgedit::CProgedit(int numlines, CProgedit* editptr) : KeyStroke(int numlines, CProgedit* editptr)

KeyStroke::KeyStroke()
{
}
    KeyStroke::KeyStroke(int numlines, CRichEditCtrl* editptr)
    {
        max_line = numlines;
        edit_ptr = editptr;
    }

CProgedit::CProgedit(int numlines, CProgedit* editptr) : mykeys(numlines, editptr)

ForNow wrote:

CProgedit::CProgedit(int numlines, CProgedit* editptr) : KeyStroke(int numlines, CProgedit* editptr)

CProgedit::CProgedit(int numlines, CProgedit* editptr) : KeyStroke(numlines, editptr)

CProgedit::CProgedit(int numlines, CProgedit* editptr) : mykey(numlines, editptr)

KeyStroke mykey; defined in Cprogedit.h

CProgedit::CProgedit(int numlines, CProgedit* editptr) : mykey(numlines, editptr)

KeyStroke::KeyStroke(int numlines, CRichEditCtrl* editptr)

CObject* ptr = new CObject();

KeyStroke::KeyStroke(int numlines, CRichEditCtrl* editptr)
  {
      max_line = numlines;
      edit_ptr = editptr;
      edit_ptr = (CRichEditCtrl*)this;
  }

myedit = new CProgedit((int)30,myedit); // allocate the richedit

class MyRich public CRichEditCtrl
{
public:
    MyRichyRich(int numlines);
    KeyStroke m_KeyStroke;
};

MyRich::MyRich(int numlines) :
    m_KeyStroke(numlines, this)
{
}

MyRich::MyRich(int numlines)
{
    m_pKeyStroke = new KeyStroke(numlines, this);
}

MyRich::MyRich(int numlines)
{
    m_KeyStroke.Init(numlines, this);
}