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Re: multiple classes include-problem [message #14436 is a reply to message #14435]

Tue, 26 February 2008 16:54

bytefield
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mrjt wrote on Tue, 26 February 2008 17:39

Maybe I wasn't clear enough, I believe the correct solution is:

In .h file:

#define IMAGECLASS SomeImg
#define IMAGEFILE <SomeImg/SomeImg.iml>
#include <Draw/iml_header.h>

In ONE .cpp file:

#define IMAGECLASS SomeImg
#define IMAGEFILE <SomeImg/SomeImg.iml>
#include <Draw/iml_source.h>

The way the image stuff works is that the macros create a class with functions taht return the image, so naturally it is best to have the header and source for this class in .h/.cpp files.

Yeah, know that but if we have more sources and still want to use same *.iml file, what we do? I cannot put all my code in 2 files (header and source).

An example:
main.h - contain the generally includes, some global functions declarations, etc.
MyApp.h - MyApp class which implement main windows (it use some images from *.iml file)
MyApp.cpp - MyApp implementation and GUI_APP_MAIN

MyDialog.h - a dialog (complex) or something
MyDialog.cpp - dialog implementation

ConfigDlg.h - ...
ConfigDlg.cpp - ...

So i need images in every class (in every source). Is there another solution or mine is not so dirty? Or perhaps others use just 2 files (*.h/*.cpp) to write an application?
I don't want 10000 lines of code or more to share the same file. Should i implement the code which use images in a single source then, and other keep separated?

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