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Declaring a constant or variable in a windows form

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    Hi guys! I'm using the c++ windows forms desinger (VS 2008 Express) for the first time. If I want to declare a new variable constant or array, one of these or both errors appear: error C3845: 'CalculatoR::Form1::i': only static data members can be initialized inside a ref class or value type error C4368: cannot define 'i' as a member of managed 'CalculatoR::Form1': mixed types are not supported I think that I maybe declare the variable at the wrong position. Where do I have to declare variables ond so on? Thanks for your help.

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      Hi guys! I'm using the c++ windows forms desinger (VS 2008 Express) for the first time. If I want to declare a new variable constant or array, one of these or both errors appear: error C3845: 'CalculatoR::Form1::i': only static data members can be initialized inside a ref class or value type error C4368: cannot define 'i' as a member of managed 'CalculatoR::Form1': mixed types are not supported I think that I maybe declare the variable at the wrong position. Where do I have to declare variables ond so on? Thanks for your help.

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      Austrian_Programmer wrote:

      think that I maybe declare the variable at the wrong position

      And wrong forum, I suppose... :-D Post your question to the Managed C++/CLI one. :)

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