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Passing Variables and Classes
WEll - I ended up trying to fit the two functions into one cpp file. I thopught there might be an easy way of switching data, butI guess not. Thanks for you reply, I appreciate it.- spootnik
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Passing Variables and Classes
The dialogs are open at the same time. How do employ a global variable? I've tried using a common Class but that has not proven to work yet. Also the variable keeps getting updated once every 20ms.- spootnik
- Post #7
- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Passing Variables and Classes
Well - this is more of a hypothetical setup. I'm using MFC and have a double variable that keeps changing in one dialog window, and I want to be able to acces that variable from from the other window.- spootnik
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
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Passing Variables and Classes
Anyone know how to tackle this... I've got file1.h, file1.cpp, file 2.h, file2.cpp. I want to be ablte to access a variable in file1.cpp from file2.cpp. The Variables are in classes. I've tried creating file3.h&cpp that would carry a class accessable from files 1&2, but when I do this, both...- spootnik
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- Forum: Microsoft: Visual C++
