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This looks like a Managed C++ question. If so, you might consider the other forum.
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bugwee wrote: I need my app to be configured with No CLR Support.
Then you cannot use .NET namespaces or classes.
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Well, thanks guys. I'm not familiar yet with C++, i'm more on c# and just having a project that needs to be written in c++.
Maybe i gonna look forward on creating a wrapper class that uses the .net assemblies and use it on my native code.
Any thoughts or references guys?
Thanks
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What advantage do you see this as providing?
Why not just enable CLR support?
If you rely on a wrapper class for the .NET assemblies, you rely on .NET. Fiddling the inclusion such that the project settings don't make it immediately apparent still leaves you with a .NET dependence.
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I just consider of having that wrapper class but i still needs your opinion guys if what is the best thing to do.
I'm looking for any alternatives if there are and not just enable the CLR support.
FYI, I'm just going to add a feature of an existing project that does not enable CLR support so i'm looking for some alternative ways.
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Well, why didn't you say so in the first place???
First, you say "i'm creating an app", now you say "to add a feature of an existing project".
Which one is it? Are you creating the app, or adding to an existing one?
What functionality are you trying to add?
Make it work. Then do it better - Andrei Straut
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yes correct. i'm creating an app and its a console app that just test the functionality of a feature that i'm going to add.
Now after doing some test of that app and feels working already, i copied the code from my console app and put into the existing app. And when i try to build the existing app, i got some errors.
error C2871: 'System' : a namespace with this name does not exist
error C2653: 'System' : is not a class or namespace name
error C2871: 'IO' : a namespace with this name does not exist
error C2653: 'String' : is not a class or namespace name
existing app - is configured to no clr support -(don't need to modify)
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bugwee wrote: Well, thanks guys. I'm not familiar yet with C++, i'm more on c# and just having a project that needs to be written in c++.
funny but not that much. 
This is my first c++ project. Today is just my second day working with c++.
You know, i didn't except that the existing project is a non clr project. i just found out after getting some errors when building with the changes.
Anyways, i appreciated with your time replying with my post.
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enhzflep wrote: Are you looking for notification of a change to a file/folder?
something like that. but my problem is how could i use a .net framework or managed libraries on a non clr apps.
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bugwee wrote: how could i use a .net framework or managed libraries on a non clr apps.
You can't, and why would you want to? The rule is simple: CLR, or non-CLR, you cannot have both.
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Okay. Thanks for answering the question. 
If you'd like to watch for file system changes, you don't need to use .NET - you can do it with plain win32 stuff.
See here and here.
Both offer essentially the same answer, though the second one offers alternatives for OSX, Linux and Qt too.
Make it work. Then do it better - Andrei Straut
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If you are writing pure C++ then forget all about .NET and use the proper libraries. If you are adding a wrapper class to use some .NET features then just make the whole thing CLR aware. Trying to do it in the way you describe is just making things more difficult for yourself and achieves nothing.
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Thank you for your input Richard. Therefore i gonna forget .Net and focus on writing pure c++ .
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hello,
Is there way to disable Cut,Copy,Paste,Rename and Delete operation for a particular file with (.extension)
in windows ...
please Reply me ....
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These operations are specific to applications, not files.
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ok how can i achieved this one
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Copy, paste etc., are implemented in many different ways by application programs, and there is no common point at which you could disable them.
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It is not clear, hat do you want. Do you want to change behavior of all programs, running under Windows? It is rather problematic (and what would be the reason for it?). But, if you write you own code, you may change behavior of edit control for example- all of what you need is to replace its own WindowProc by your own one, which gulps some messages and calls old WindowProc for all others. It is a way to get a non-editable edit window. Use GetWindowLong() to get address of old WindowProc and SetWindowLong() to replace it with your own one.
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You did not mean to post this to me.
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Is this of any help?
"One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson
"Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons
"Show me a community that obeys the Ten Commandments and I'll show you a less crowded prison system." - Anonymous
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Is it possible to develop a multi platform applications in vc++. If yes then what i have to do for that.
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You would need to ensure that you do not include any code that is platform specific. For example you would not be able to use any of the Windows SDK code if creating a UI, but would need one of the general libraries such as Qt[^].
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You cannot (directly)
Visual Studio will only target the Windows OS (create executable for that specific OS).
You will have to create different project on the OS you also want to release your application (linux, mac, ... )
Generic C++ code can be easily made to be portable (compilable) on all compilers on all the platforms you want to support.
OS dependent code will need to be written for each platform (mostly UI, filesystem, ... )
There are toolkit for UI and filesystem that are cross-platform (QT, for example) that will let you write most of the code on one platform and rebuild the same code on the different other platform you want to support (I'm not expert, you will have to look that up).
You will need to have a development environment for each platform you wish to develop for.
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