how to use generic?

[Lloyd Dupont]

due to cross reference I need to separate declaration and implementation.

in my header I have something like that:
--StyledRange.h--

generic <class T> ref class StyledRange;
generic <class T> public ref class StyledItem
{
StyledItem(Styl edRange<T>^ r, int pos, int len);
}

--StyledRange.cpp--
StyledItem::Sty ledItem(NText:: StyledRange<T>^ r, int pos, int len)
{
}

but this cpp file don't compiles it says: use of class generic requires
generic argument list.
but I didn't manage to find the right syntax :-(

Anyone knows?

[Lloyd Dupont]

Re: how to use generic?

forget it, I found out how!

"Lloyd Dupont" <net.galador@ld > wrote in message
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> due to cross reference I need to separate declaration and implementation.
>
> in my header I have something like that:
> --StyledRange.h--
>
> generic <class T> ref class StyledRange;
> generic <class T> public ref class StyledItem
> {
> StyledItem(Styl edRange<T>^ r, int pos, int len);
> }
>
> --StyledRange.cpp--
> StyledItem::Sty ledItem(NText:: StyledRange<T>^ r, int pos, int len)
> {
> }
>
> but this cpp file don't compiles it says: use of class generic requires
> generic argument list.
> but I didn't manage to find the right syntax :-(
>
> Anyone knows?
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