[VSDK 2] Class way implemented.

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 3/21/06 7:40 PM, "Decoster Jean Louis" <j.decoster at se-dd.com> wrote:

Hi Jean,

I have got it working in the first example.
Looks very good I should say.

I will send you example + few files in near hours.


> Hi Ruslan,
> 
> First thanks for your mail. I don't know why but the last days I couln't send
> any mail to you.
> --------------------
> 
> Hi Russlan,
> 
> Thank you for last mail. I wanted some days to try to work with VSDK_2; but
> till now I could not make many things.
> When you write VSDK 2.x do not give you CLASS WAY. It's for me not very easy.
> I have been writing applications using Valentina, Corba and C++ and Java
> applications. Using VSDK_1 and factory design pattern, I can declare classes
> which extend VDKBaseObject and Corba like:
>         vdb_xyztable::vdb_xyztable():VDK_BaseObject("XyzTable"), table(),
> xyzCorba() {
>         // Create Fields
>         xyzName = new VDK_String        ( "Xyz_Name", 32 );
>         Value           = new VDK_ULong         ( "Value" );
> }
> You wrote
>         So If you are used to this style of coding, I'd like to discuss what
>    we can do here.
>         I see one way easy enough to get this style back into game using
>    simple wrapper class of smart-ptr kind which use trick of operator     ->.
> Only protential problem for this implementation that we will use     -> for
> non-pointer objects
>         class tnlPerson
>         {
>         VString     mName;
>         }
>         ....
>         mName->SetString()     // C++ developer expect normally here
>                            // mName.SetString()
> Is it possible for you to make something to provide with VSDK_2 the same
> possibitlities given by  VSDK_1? I am not sure that I can get them at this
> moment. Perhaps it's also possible for you to sent a little more completed
> examples using load, save, add, delete records from tables using wrapper
> classes with VSDK_2. Please, can you add my name to your MemberList. ? Thanks
> a lot for your next answer.
> Regards, jean-Louis


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Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

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