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Hi,
how I can reuse typedefine.h in modules?
they didn't seem to recognize them.
Thanks you!
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Could you provide the content in typedef ELL? If possible, please provide specific error information.
Hi @Barrnet Zhou-MSFT ,
The error I got is "expression must have class type" .(I also don't see the intellisense used for the variable e. )
I have used a 3rd library in my project, this file "typedefine.h" which I used to rename datatype types in this library.
They are not standard libraries like iostream or string, ..
Is my intention compatible with modules?
In my opinion, this has nothing to do with the module. Probably because ELL does not exist to. I suggest that you could check the actual content of the ELL and the class you renamed.
Thank you,
after including the header file for ELL, it's working now .
Hello,
you use "ELL* e", so "e" is a pointer. If "to" is a member of ELL, then you must use "e->to" .
Regards, Guido
Hi,
My problem was solved after adding the header file for ELL.