[C++ Builder]

Hi,

I understand. I only wonder why to have different names for constructors, if both have same arguments. Maybe there is some reasons. OK, I am glad you were able to solve it.

Jarek

[C++ Builder]

Hi Farshad,

 

thank you very much for your effort. I am really curious how will your c++ version see.

Could you pls mail me pascal constructor sample and a corresponding hpp constructor that cannot be compiled?

With program initialization you are right. Did you check the possibility of using #pragma startup directive?

A good way of dealing with C++ initialization can be seen when viewing fastMM memory manager code, when used under C++ Builder.

Thanks

Jarek

[C++ Builder]

Biggest problem here is IDE support. When you create a new uniGUI project, several files and modules are auto-created with auto-generated source code. All these files are generated for Delphi and Pascal. Now we need to generate C++ equivalent of these files/ source codes.

 

Yes exactly, IDE wizzards are not as easy. Some great information to this topic can be found at http://www.gexperts.org/open-tools-api-faq/. Probably you are aware of it. In the past i also had another useful link. If you needed, I can try too find it.

Jarek

[C++ Builder]

Hi Farshad,

I am new with your great product. I am really very impressed. I used Intraweb before and i have to say, your product is very good. I use RAD studio 2007. I know Delphi, however i feel myself better with C++ Builder. From my experience, making Delphi components C++ compatible is most often very simple. Just rebuild the package with link option: build all C++ files. So I suppose, having C++ 2007 uniGUI components would not be any prfoblem for you. But I am not sure what about your wizzards. If it is not too much work for you, I would really be interested having the chance to test the version for c++ Builder 2007.

Thank you very much for your fantastic work.

Jarek