I have a windows forms project. It has a main form derived from System::Windows::Forms::Form which I can open in designer without any problems. If I try and close designer though, it kills Visual Stud
how can I convert array<int^>^开发者_StackOverflow中文版 to int*?You cannot, at least not the simple way.
I have a C++/CLI based install application which needs to close another app I\'ve written, replace the application\'s .exe and dlls and the re-run the executable.
I\'ve been using the Concurrency Runtime in a C++ static library, and recently wanted to use this library in a C++/CLI project, to take advantage of the Windows Form designer and avoid MFC. Unfortunat
I want to create in my project class \"Screen\", \"Graphics\", \"Font\" and \"Environment\", but when I type these names and hit enter I get message: \"Screen\" is reserved class name or\"Environment\
I have a class defined in C++/CLI as such: literal Int32 BufferLength = 4000; Message() { num1 = 0; num2 = 0;
I\'ve recently been tasked with porting a large codebase of C++ code to XNA, specifically .Net v4 Client Profile. My开发者_JAVA技巧 hope was to use C++/CLI rather than translating all the code to C#,
I know that the C++/CLI code void foo(Bar^% x); transforms into Void foo(ref Bar x); 开发者_运维技巧
According to this question it\'s possible to seamlessly combine managed and unmanaged code us开发者_开发百科ing C++/CLI. I don\'t quite get it - shouldn\'t there be marshalling between managed and unm
I have a function that I want to use as an event handler: void singleFrameEventHandler(void) { SetEvent(g_hSingleFrameArrived);
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