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'''CCheckList'''
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For CCheckMark, can anyone tell me how to,
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* 'directly initialize _Label with Text, 0, 4, and (Width-4) for Str, Row, Col and Len, arguments of CLabel's Constructor' in function CCheckMark(bool Checked,const char* Format, const char* Text, int Row, int Col, int Width, bool IsRadio = false)
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* 'directly initialize the _Label with the _Label of C' in function CCheckMark(const CCheckMark& C)
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I tried the following
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* CLabel _Label (Text, 0, 4, (Width-4));
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* CLabel _Label(C._Label);
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But I think I did something wrong, because I get the following error in both functions
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: Error: no default constructor exists for class "cio::CLabel"
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Edit: If you need to view my full code, you can see it in my branch CCheckMark
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Edit2: I think I fixed the error. It would still be great if someone could check it.
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Reply by Hanho Ko:
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* I've seen your code, and I think everything is good. It's compiled without any errors but 1 warning. I think we don't have to care about this warning...
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* and I fixed 2 lines. I push it to your branch, you can check differences.
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---S.E.

Latest revision as of 15:31, 30 March 2013


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Milestone 0.2

CLabel Mock-up Class (issue 2.2)

Developer: Hanho Ko

Reviewer:


CDialog Mock-up Class (issue 2.3)

Developer: Hanho Ko

Reviewer:


CLineEdit Mock-up Class (issue 2.4)

Developer: Sivathanushan Easwaran

Reviewer:


CButton Mock-up Class (issue 2.5)

Developer: Ji Jungmin

Reviewer:

Milestone 0.5

CValEdit

Developer: Hanho Ko

Reviewer: Sivathanushan Easwaran


CCheckMark

Developer: Sivathanushan Easwaran

Reviewer: Hanho Ko


CMenuItem

Developer:

Reviewer:

Milestone 0.8 and 0.9

CText

Developer: Hanho Ko

Reviewer:


CCheckList

Developer: Sivathanushan Easwaran

Reviewer:


CMenu(optional)

Developer:

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Git Repository: 10-Microhd

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Discussion

For CCheckMark, can anyone tell me how to,

  • 'directly initialize _Label with Text, 0, 4, and (Width-4) for Str, Row, Col and Len, arguments of CLabel's Constructor' in function CCheckMark(bool Checked,const char* Format, const char* Text, int Row, int Col, int Width, bool IsRadio = false)
  • 'directly initialize the _Label with the _Label of C' in function CCheckMark(const CCheckMark& C)

I tried the following

  • CLabel _Label (Text, 0, 4, (Width-4));
  • CLabel _Label(C._Label);

But I think I did something wrong, because I get the following error in both functions

Error: no default constructor exists for class "cio::CLabel"

Edit: If you need to view my full code, you can see it in my branch CCheckMark

Edit2: I think I fixed the error. It would still be great if someone could check it.

Reply by Hanho Ko:

  • I've seen your code, and I think everything is good. It's compiled without any errors but 1 warning. I think we don't have to care about this warning...
  • and I fixed 2 lines. I push it to your branch, you can check differences.

---S.E.