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Calling a Dialog from one .DSP which is Residing in Another .DSP of a same WorkSpace (.dsw)

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    uday kiran janaswamy
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    Hi all, I am having 10 Projects in One WorkSpaces (.dsw). My doubt is i want to Call a Dialog which is residing in one .dsp from another .dsp. i mean i want to call a dialog which is residing in another project. please give your suggestions how to invoke that dialog from different project.

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      Hi all, I am having 10 Projects in One WorkSpaces (.dsw). My doubt is i want to Call a Dialog which is residing in one .dsp from another .dsp. i mean i want to call a dialog which is residing in another project. please give your suggestions how to invoke that dialog from different project.

      Uday kiran

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      uday kiran janaswamy wrote:

      Call a Dialog

      What do you mean with this exactely ?

      ~RaGE();

      I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus

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        uday kiran janaswamy wrote:

        Call a Dialog

        What do you mean with this exactely ?

        ~RaGE();

        I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus

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        hi Rage, I am having a WorkSpace in that i am having different .dsp files. My Requirement is Calling a Dialog which is located in a different .dsp files. for Example :-- GTDApp.dsw ---------------> Total .DSW Application. in that Application i am having some .Dsp Folders. 1) GTD -------------------> .DSP 2) GTDCommentList -----------> .DSp 3) GTDCommonControls ----------->.DSP ... ETC Now if i am Calling a Dialog from GTD which is Residing in GTDCommonControls how can i do that.

        Uday kiran

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          hi Rage, I am having a WorkSpace in that i am having different .dsp files. My Requirement is Calling a Dialog which is located in a different .dsp files. for Example :-- GTDApp.dsw ---------------> Total .DSW Application. in that Application i am having some .Dsp Folders. 1) GTD -------------------> .DSP 2) GTDCommentList -----------> .DSp 3) GTDCommonControls ----------->.DSP ... ETC Now if i am Calling a Dialog from GTD which is Residing in GTDCommonControls how can i do that.

          Uday kiran

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          I actually understood what you meant with the .dsps, I do not understand what "calling" a dialog means, and what your error was. Try this: include the header file where the GTDCommonControls are defined into your GTD c-file to make it known there.

          ~RaGE();

          I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus

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            I actually understood what you meant with the .dsps, I do not understand what "calling" a dialog means, and what your error was. Try this: include the header file where the GTDCommonControls are defined into your GTD c-file to make it known there.

            ~RaGE();

            I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus

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            hi Rage, I kept the Header file in that file. I have Already included the file that i want to Use. But There is a Linker Error while linking.

            Uday kiran

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