some memory variable not found.

[tonni]

I created 2 file with ext .h
1. application.h
2. strings.h
In application.h I define variable about info of company for example: #define company_loc C & C Co.
And in strings.h I define variable about variable I'll use in the application that I builded for example :
#DEFINE UPDATETRIGFAIL_LOC "Update trigger failed!"
then I create a class and in include file for the class I include the application.h
and at header of application.h I wrote this: #Include strings.h
but when I use the class error occured and the warning is " UPDATETRIGFAIL_LOC not found"
How I solve this problem, please help me....

TONNI
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[JDurbin]

ONe thing is you define constants not variables though that may be what you meant. Your company name should be enclosed in quotes in an Include file as you have above. Could your app find the Include file? Is it included in your project? You can also include Include files in the classes themselves. John Durbin

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[tonni]

thank's alot for your help, may be my explanation is not quit clearly, i'm sorry.
both in the class and my project I already include the application.h file. at top of application.h file I wrote this command : #include strings.h
and variable that does found is variable I define in strings.h file. for example :
* application.h
#include strings.h
#define company_loc "C & C Co."
...
...
*end of application.h

________________________________________
*strings.h
#DEFINE UPDATETRIGFAIL_LOC "Update trigger failed!"
...
...
*end of strings.h


__________________________________________

when I use the class the warning is "UPDATETRIGFAIL_LOC not found", but actually the variable UPDATETRIGFAIL_LOC I already define in strings.h file


TONNI
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[weedz]

Have you tried to include the strings.h in a test class. When you use the named constant of strings.h is it than evaluated correctly ?

The case could be that strings.h cannot be found when you compile your class. If this is the case, your named constants will not be replaced by their defined values in the compiled code, creating the error message you stated.

I suggest you try making a test class and including strings.h specifically. If the error remains it means that the compiler could not find strings.h.

HTH,

Weedz (Wietze Veld)
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