I downloaded the src, to see if there is an easy fix, but to my surprise (after spending the weekend getting my old MSVC7 running again, thanks MS :-), I found out the debugger showed no error.
I changed nothing in the source, just build it from scratch with MSVC7!
That, BTW also solved the "empty" class issue.
Just wanted to share that experience with you.
JD
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Hi guys,
I tried the 0.41 *.exe with a some source code, that declares interfaces, the way:
ITextMessageListener = interface (IUnknown)
procedure OnMessage( sender : TObject; textMessage : string);
end;
ITextMessageProvider = interface (IUnknown)
...
<some procedures>
...
end;
and had the problem described in 1408535.
I downloaded the src, to see if there is an easy fix, but to my surprise (after spending the weekend getting my old MSVC7 running again, thanks MS :-), I found out the debugger showed no error.
I changed nothing in the source, just build it from scratch with MSVC7!
That, BTW also solved the "empty" class issue.
Just wanted to share that experience with you.
JD
Hi Jörg,
I haven't had the time to check this issue myself yet.
But I think you are saying that interfaces are being handled correctly in the 0.50rc1 source code. Ie. The latest pas2dox.l under CVS.
Let me know,
Ta.
Darren.
Hi Darren,
the version says:
const char* version = "0.42alpha";
I run it from scratch with flex 2.5.4 under cygwin and Microsofts cl version 13.00.9466 as a MS-VC++ 2002 (V7) project.
Than it just worked.
Jörg
I just got cvs through my firewall(s) (little hint to everybody: You have to allow sending on port 2401 for authentification to work. :-)
So I was able to not relay on the outdated zip, but use the CVS
const char* version = 0.50rc1;
Works fine with interfaces in the configuration as above.
Jörg