On Wednesday 30 July 2003 4:16 pm, Martin Vermeer wrote:
> I did this:
>
>
> --- ControlNote.C
> void note_gui_tokens(vector<string> & ids, vector<string> & gui_names)
> {
> char const * const ids_[] = {"note", "comment", "greyedout"};
> size_t const ids_size = sizeof(ids_) / sizeof(char *);
> char const * const gui_names_[] =
> {_("Note").c_str(), _("comment").c_str(), _("greyedout").c_str() };
> size_t const gui_names_size = sizeof(gui_names_) / sizeof(char *);
> ids = vector<string>(ids_, ids_ + ids_size);
> gui_names = vector<string>(gui_names_, gui_names_ +
> gui_names_size);
> }
> --- ControlNote.h
> ///
> void note_gui_tokens(vector<string> &, vector<string> &);
>
> --- FormNote.C
> void FormNote::build()
> {
> dialog_.reset(build_note(this));
>
> ControlNote::note_gui_tokens(ids_, gui_names_);
And just because it is declared/defined in ControlNote.h,C, why do you think
it is a member of the ControlNote class?
dialog_.reset(build_note(this));
note_gui_tokens(ids_, gui_names_);
should work, assuming that
vector<string> ids_;
vector<string> gui_names_;
exist...
> What's the problem? What constructor should I use?
>
> Baffled as always,
>
> Martin
