why can't I see my class in the ClassView pane?
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I often run into such problem that I create a class successfully but I can't see it in the ClassView pane on the left. sometimes I can't see all of my classes. Reopenning the workspace sometimes can make the previouly hidden class appear and sometimes can not. how come this happens? and how to prevent it? Thank you very much!:)
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I often run into such problem that I create a class successfully but I can't see it in the ClassView pane on the left. sometimes I can't see all of my classes. Reopenning the workspace sometimes can make the previouly hidden class appear and sometimes can not. how come this happens? and how to prevent it? Thank you very much!:)
I think you should install vc++ . ---------------------------- Jerry yu Chinese programming fans
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I often run into such problem that I create a class successfully but I can't see it in the ClassView pane on the left. sometimes I can't see all of my classes. Reopenning the workspace sometimes can make the previouly hidden class appear and sometimes can not. how come this happens? and how to prevent it? Thank you very much!:)
I think you are using VC6. Close the project, then try deleting the
.NCBfile and the.CLWfiles that are generated by the IDE. If you delete the clw file, and then open ClassWizard, it will ask you about regenerating this file; say yes to it. :) Also when the intellisense dies, it is useful to delete the .NCB file. this is this. -
I think you are using VC6. Close the project, then try deleting the
.NCBfile and the.CLWfiles that are generated by the IDE. If you delete the clw file, and then open ClassWizard, it will ask you about regenerating this file; say yes to it. :) Also when the intellisense dies, it is useful to delete the .NCB file. this is this. -
I think you are using VC6. Close the project, then try deleting the
.NCBfile and the.CLWfiles that are generated by the IDE. If you delete the clw file, and then open ClassWizard, it will ask you about regenerating this file; say yes to it. :) Also when the intellisense dies, it is useful to delete the .NCB file. this is this.EDIT: I think I figured out my problem, but if someone could still confirm. Basically I realized the classes that weren't showing up were just plain-old-c++ classes, and they were not derived from CObject (or more importantly CCmdTarget). At least I think that is the reason. I'm also using VC6 and I have a number of classes that do not show in classwizard. I've tried the above a number of times and they simply do not appear. I've confirmed that the files containing these classes are listed as already in the project, but still nothing. Any idea how I get these added? -- modified at 22:20 Tuesday 18th October, 2005