C++/CLI and parameters

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Does C++/CLI support default values or is it like C# where we have to use
overloading only?

I have some unmanaged methods with default values (I may not need them
thoough) I need to implement in my managed proxy class.
 
Does C++/CLI support default values or is it like C# where we have to use
overloading only?

I have some unmanaged methods with default values (I may not need them
thoough) I need to implement in my managed proxy class.
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I haven't seen support for them in the public spec.... haven't read it all
that carefully, though...
 
Does C++/CLI support default values or is it like C# where we have to
use
I haven't seen support for them in the public spec.... haven't read it all
that carefully, though...
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there is no such support as I know.
if i'm wrong please make me correct
Regards, Robert
 
SunFire said:
there is no such support as I know.
if i'm wrong please make me correct
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You're all correct. Default parameters are not supported in member functions
of CLR class types. This is more to do with encoding issues with CLR
metadata than problems with the compiler.
 
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