Based on my knowledgment, there is no a tool which can autotamatically
convert a C# DLL to a C++ DLL.
In fact, in the case we focus on the the interop between C# code and C++
code. Although we can convert C# dll to a C++ DLL, we cannot guarantee the
DLL behaves as the DLL written manually in C++. Many converting tool is
based on function not code.
Regards,
Justin Wan
Microsoft Partner Online Support
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::Is there any other workaround besides converting my C# DLL to a C++ DLL?
::Converting to a C++ DLL would be very impractical.
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::Ken Varn
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::::> Thank you for your detailed information. It seems that there are some
::> problems of interoperation between C# DLL and managed C++ application.
::>
::> Please try to create a window with mainmenu attached by shortkeys with
::> managed C++ in a DLL and then show the window in DLL from a managed C++
::> application to see if the issue remains.
::>
::> Thank you.
::>
::> Regards,
::> Justin Wan
::> Microsoft Partner Online Support
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::> ::I have a managed C++ MFC windows application that is displaying a .NET
::> ::windows form that is contained in a C# DLL. The C++ application
::displays
::> ::the C# form using the Show method. The C# windows form has a main
menu
::> ::where some menu items have shortcut keys. When I press the shortcut
::key,
::> ::the menu item is not selected.
::> ::
::> ::However, I have another C# application that displays the same windows
::form
::> ::that is in the C# dll mentioned above. The only difference is that
the
::C#
::> ::application displays the form using the ShowDialog() method. When
this
::is
::> ::done, the shortcut keys on the menu work fine.
::> ::
::> ::I tried to make a C# application show the dialog using the Show method
::and
::> ::that also seems to work fine. Not sure why the C++ application is
::having
::> :
roblems.
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::> ::-----------------------------------
::> ::Ken Varn
::> ::Senior Software Engineer
::> :
iebold Inc.
::> ::
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::> ::::> ::> Hello Ken,
::> ::>
::> ::> I am not quite clear about your description. Which form's menu will
::not
::> ::> work as expected, the main form or the child form which is shown by
::the
::> ::> main form.
::> ::>
::> ::> Would you provide a clear repro steps with which I will fully
::understand
::> ::> what is the problem.
::> ::>
::> ::> Thank you!
::> ::>
::> ::> Regards,
::> ::> Justin Wan
::> ::> Microsoft Partner Online Support
::> ::>
::> ::> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
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::> ::> ::I have a form that I build in C# that does not seem to annunciate
a
::> menu
::> ::> ::item selection when a shortcut key is pressed. It only seems to
:
ccur
::> ::if
::> ::> I
::> ::> ::display the form using the Form.Show() method. The problem does
not
::> ::seem
::> ::> to
::> ::> :
ccur when I use Form.ShowDialog().
::> ::> ::
::> ::> ::Can someone explain how I can get around this problem?
::> ::> ::
::> ::> ::--
::> ::> ::-----------------------------------
::> ::> ::Ken Varn
::> ::> ::Senior Software Engineer
::> ::> :
iebold Inc.
::> ::> ::
[email protected]
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