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Brian Muth
Newbie Coder said:Brian,
The function prototype is already defined in the RegisterEx.h file which
if
you see a few of my posts back the full header/cpp files I am using
I just want to be able to use that class in my MFC application like I
wrote
before in VB.NET:
Dim clsReg As New RegisterEx
clsReg.SetSomeValue("bla", "bla", "bla")
Cheers,
I might be getting lost here. If your class is defined as:
class CRegisterEx
{
public:
CRegisterEx(CString path);
~CRegisterEx(void);
void WriteString(CString str, CString subPath = "", CString Key = "");
};
Simply add the new function as a member function of the class, as in:
class CRegisterEx
{
public:
CRegisterEx(CString path);
~CRegisterEx(void);
void WriteString(CString str, CString subPath = "", CString Key = "");
void RemoveSomeValue (_TCHAR *sValue);
};
The client code calling this function might look like:
CRegisterEx r ("F:\Mypath");
r.RemoveSomeValue (_T("MyKey"));
Brian