C# to VC

[Michael Sgier]

Hi
how would that c# look in VC?
There are 2 dlls coming with that. Can I simply do "add existing item"
in VS2003?
Thanks Michael


using XPlane;

public class plugin_HelloWor ld {

public static void Main() {

XPlane.Widgets. Windows.Window newWin = new
XPlane.Widgets. Windows.Window( );
newWin.setSize( 200, 500, //left, top
320, 240 //width, height
);
newWin.setDescr iptor( "Hello World" );
newWin.Create() ;

}

}

[Granville Barnett]

Re: C# to VC


"Michael Sgier" <sgier@nospam.c omwrote in message
news:9f0cb$48db 2a80$c299b6c1$1 5110@news.hispe ed.ch...

Hi
how would that c# look in VC?
There are 2 dlls coming with that. Can I simply do "add existing item" in
VS2003?
Thanks Michael
>
>
using XPlane;
>
public class plugin_HelloWor ld {
>
public static void Main() {
>
XPlane.Widgets. Windows.Window newWin = new
XPlane.Widgets. Windows.Window( );
newWin.setSize( 200, 500, //left, top
320, 240 //width, height
);
newWin.setDescr iptor( "Hello World" );
newWin.Create() ;
>
}
>
}

I suggest you pickup a beginners book on C++ as the question has a trivial
answer if you strip the framework specific imperatives away, in fact it is
incredibly similar if you use C++/CLI.

Your question almost translates more into "how do I define an entrypoint in
C++?" in which case it is;

int main()
{
// whatever here...
return 0;
}

in C++/CLI you might do the following for the // whatever here...

XPlane::Widgets ::Windows::Wind ow newWin^ = gcnew
XPlane::Widgets ::Windows::Wind ow();
// ...
newWin->setSize(...) ;

-- Granville