problem with header files

Hi

I am working with Visual studio 2005.
I have a problem here .The problem looks simple but yet could not solve
it,


CListCtrlOne.cpp
********************
#inlcude "tab1.h"
#include "MyListCTrlSomeX.h"

CTab1 *tab1;
CMyListCtrlSomeX *mylistCtrl;

No Problem until when I wanted to use like this

CListCtrl2.cpp
********************
#inlcude "tab1.h"
#include "MyListCTrlSomeY.h"

CTab1 *tab1;
CMyListCtrlSomeY *mylistCtrl;


The error is I am missing identifier before;
If I place in tab1.h in stdafx.h folder then replace from here,I get
the dialog ID is not getting recognised.
I can send the code if someone can help me.
Thanks
Bhargs

I don't think you've provided enough details. Exactly which identifier is it
that is missing? And which header file defines it?

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Jonathan Wood
SoftCircuits Programming
[url]http://www.softcircuits.com[/url]

<bhargavi_ks2001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1148503055.873311.75950@y43g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...[color=blue]
> Hi
>
> I am working with Visual studio 2005.
> I have a problem here .The problem looks simple but yet could not solve
> it,
>
>
> CListCtrlOne.cpp
> ********************
> #inlcude "tab1.h"
> #include "MyListCTrlSomeX.h"
>
> CTab1 *tab1;
> CMyListCtrlSomeX *mylistCtrl;
>
> No Problem until when I wanted to use like this
>
> CListCtrl2.cpp
> ********************
> #inlcude "tab1.h"
> #include "MyListCTrlSomeY.h"
>
> CTab1 *tab1;
> CMyListCtrlSomeY *mylistCtrl;
>
>
> The error is I am missing identifier before;
> If I place in tab1.h in stdafx.h folder then replace from here,I get
> the dialog ID is not getting recognised.
> I can send the code if someone can help me.
> Thanks
> Bhargs
>[/color]

1>c:\samples\sample 1\mylistseriesresltsctrl.h(17) : error C2143:
syntax error : missing ';' before '*'
When I click F4 and it points to CTab1*

Give us a clue please.

What is on line 17 of mylistseriesresultsctrl.h? Where is CTab1 defined?
Also, where is mylistseriesresltsctrl.h included--you didn't even mention
that in your original post.

--
Jonathan Wood
SoftCircuits Programming
[url]http://www.softcircuits.com[/url]

<bhargavi_ks2001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>1>c:\samples\sample 1\mylistseriesresltsctrl.h(17) : error C2143:
> syntax error : missing ';' before '*'
> When I click F4 and it points to CTab1*
>[/color]

ok sorry Jonathan
Here it is .
line 17 points to CTab1 * tab1;

CTab1 is derived from CDialog;

I am using Visual Studio 2005 and it does not ask for the file as I
created by using Project ->Create new class

code *************
#include"IconsListCtrl.h"
//#include "Tab1.h"

class CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl : public CListCtrl
{
DECLARE_DYNAMIC(CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl)

public:
CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl();
virtual ~CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl();
void SetApply();
CIconsListCtrl *m_IconListCtrl; // new class
//CTab1 *tab1;
void SetIconToFill(CIconsListCtrl *pListCtrl ){
m_IconListCtrl = pListCtrl;

}

Its still not clear what you are doing. CTab1 needs to forward declared or
its header file included in header file of CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl.

Something like:

class CTab1;

class CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl : public CListCtrl
{
.....
CTab1 *tab1;
} ; // Note this semi colon. This needs to be there as well.


--
Ajay Kalra [MVP - VC++]
[email]ajaykalra@yahoo.com[/email]


<bhargavi_ks2001@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> ok sorry Jonathan
> Here it is .
> line 17 points to CTab1 * tab1;
>
> CTab1 is derived from CDialog;
>
> I am using Visual Studio 2005 and it does not ask for the file as I
> created by using Project ->Create new class
>
> code *************
> #include"IconsListCtrl.h"
> //#include "Tab1.h"
>
> class CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl : public CListCtrl
> {
> DECLARE_DYNAMIC(CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl)
>
> public:
> CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl();
> virtual ~CMyListSeriesResltsCtrl();
> void SetApply();
> CIconsListCtrl *m_IconListCtrl; // new class
> //CTab1 *tab1;
> void SetIconToFill(CIconsListCtrl *pListCtrl ){
> m_IconListCtrl = pListCtrl;
>
> }
>[/color]