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Thanks PerFnurt, I've double-checked and I was wrong in my assumptions. It does not re-build dependant projects after all. Sorry for wasting your time........

I am trying to create a Master Build comprising many separate projects. I know I can use a batch Makefile, but I thought it would be easier to create a single "MasterBuild" project and add all the projects (via "Insert project into workspace"). However, now that I have done this, I cannot...

I've just realised, the reason the files are marked read-only is because I have ticked the box "Use read-only flag for files that are not checked out". Why does opening the project immediately atttempt to modify these files? Or does it just try to set them to r/w?

I am working in a multi-user environment, and we have just started using VSS. I want to know which Visual Studio project files we need to store in SourceSafe. In particular, do we need to store .dsw files? We want to make it as easy as possible for programmers. To this end, we want to use the...

OK, I've managed to find out what is happening. I cannot call the overloaded constructor from the dialog's class definition. The existing code typically has a dialog box whose class contains several components including Grids. The Grid is declared inside the dialog class, and when the dialog...

ArkM, I have been trying an alternative, which shows that the variable parameter list is a red herring. I have changed the overloaded constructor to use a simple unsigned int parameter (which I intend to fill using a function with variable parameters, but that is not significant in this wee...

ArkM, Thanks for your help. Here is the code context - the call is in a class declaration in a header file, and it produces the following error:- ERROR MESSAGE c:\source\code\moddev\src\genview\unitsdialog.h(39) : error C2059: syntax error : 'constant' CORRESPONDING LINE (39) in class...

I have created a class (in a DLL) with a constructor using a variable number of parameters :- CUnitGrid(int numParams, ...) When I try to declare a new test object (outwith the DLL) I get error messages including "syntax error : 'constant' " :- CUnitGrid m_Grid(1,1); A colleague...