[gme-users] Make a form in GME

[Orangi, Abdollah]

Dear all
 
First I have to say we have Microsoft Visual C++ .NET   Version 7.1 on
our machine
 
We are using BON (version 1) and we have followed these procedures:
1.in the General section: set 'Use Managed Extensions' to Yes (in
VStudio 2003)
2.in the C/C++ section/ Code Generation Subsection: Basic Runtime Checks
must be changed from 'BOTH (/RTC1)' to 'Default'
after doing these changes 
If I try to add form before "build solution" I get this error
"Managed components can only be added to managed component. Please
convert the project to managed"
 
in the other hand if I try to "build solution" and then add the form I
get this error 
"TestForecast Command line error D2016 : '/RTC1' and '/clr' command-line
options are incompatible"
 
Also there is a help in VS .NET Version 7.1 about modifying to managed
project and says: 
In the Properties/C/C++/General  change Compile As Managed property to
Assembly Support (/clr)
But there is no such thing in VS C++ 7.1
 
 
Thanks
Orangi

	  
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	From: gme-users-bounces at list.isis.vanderbilt.edu
[mailto:gme-users-bounces at list.isis.vanderbilt.edu] On Behalf Of Zoltan
Molnar
	Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 10:03 AM
	To: gme-users
	Subject: RE: [gme-users] Make a form in GME
	
	
	Hi,
	 
	Currently components generated by CreateNewComponent.exe
(interpreters, plug-ins, add-ons) are plain unmanaged C++ code
skeletons. That's why you can't insert managed code, or new items from
the Form designer  into such a dll, unless you convert the whole project
to compile with the /clr flag, thus becoming managed.
	This conversion process consists of the following settings in
the project properties dialog box:
	1.in the General section: set 'Use Managed Extensions' to Yes
(in VStudio 2003)
	2.in the C/C++ section/ Code Generation Subsection: Basic
Runtime Checks must be changed from 'BOTH (/RTC1)' to 'Default'
	 
	For BON2 components this is not enogh, needs some additional
work, in spite of MicroSoft stating it is 'It Just Works' technology.
	For BON (version 1) components and for RAW Com components this
migration is feasible, so you can use the Windows Forms controls after
that. (Important to note: to implement a Raw Com interpreter the user
needs some COM technology knowledge.)
	 
	If you do NOT want to stick with managed code, you can benefit
by accessing your models with BON2 (instead of old-fashioned, slow BON
or difficult COM), but you'd have to use classes in MFC like CDialog for
implementing Dialog boxes (instead of Forms).
	 
	Br, Zoltan Molnar
	 

		-----Original Message-----
		From: gme-users-bounces at list.isis.vanderbilt.edu
[mailto:gme-users-bounces at list.isis.vanderbilt.edu] On Behalf Of Orangi,
Abdollah
		Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 10:47 AM
		To: gme-users
		Subject: [gme-users] Make a form in GME
		
		

		Hi 

		I am a beginner to learn GME and  C++. 
		I want to know if I need to have a from which is created
in Visual C++ . NET in the GME interpreter what should I do? 

		I have created a simple form in VS C++. In the other
hand I have a very simple case in GME with associated interpreter which
is wrote in VS C++ too.

		I need to combine these too. 


		Also I have tried to add new items (Form) in my
Component.ccp (GME Invokex) but it gave me an error which was "Managed
component can add to managed project. Please convert your project to
managed".


		Thanks for your comment. 

		A.O. 

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