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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
Using typedefine in modules question?
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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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Barrnet Zhou-MSFT 171 Reputation points2021-02-15T07:57:51.87+00:00 Could you provide the content in
typedef ELL? If possible, please provide specific error information. -
D.D.K-2637 966 Reputation points
2021-02-15T19:25:29.483+00:00 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? -
Barrnet Zhou-MSFT 171 Reputation points
2021-02-16T05:12:33.273+00:00 In my opinion, this has nothing to do with the module. Probably because
ELLdoes not existto. I suggest that you could check the actual content of the ELL and the class you renamed. -
D.D.K-2637 966 Reputation points
2021-02-16T21:25:19.28+00:00 Thank you,
after including the header file for ELL, it's working now .
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Guido Franzke 2,191 Reputation points2021-02-16T07:22:31.527+00:00 -
D.D.K-2637 966 Reputation points
2021-02-16T21:33:00.457+00:00 Hi,
My problem was solved after adding the header file for ELL.
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