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Re: I need clarification on limitations of integrating C++ with Obj C


On Mar 21, 2006, at 7:58 AM, Clark Cox wrote:

On 3/21/06, John Draper <email@hidden> wrote: 
Hi,

I'm trying to build an Obj C file... but it includes header files which are
C++ header files. If I set the source file type to sourcecode.cpp.objcpp
it compiles fine.

The only problem with that, is that I cannot make this object a NIB
object, because of the stupid restriction that NIB objects cannot
have any C++ code in it at all,  but does that also mean the NIB
object cannot even include C++ files?


What do you mean by "NIB object"? If you mean an object instantiated
in a NIB or referenced by such an object, then I know of no such
restriction.

Maybe he means that the IB parse file parser chokes on C++ syntax? I seem to remember that was the case in a previous version. Don't know if that is still true. But, even then you can always build a dummy API file to parse, or build it by hand in IB.

thanks!-

-lance

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